Journalists talked about the change in Musk's position regarding Ukraine. Elon Musk has significantly changed his attitude towards Ukraine - from generous support to complete criticism of Kyiv, so write in "Atlantic" and cite sources. According to them, in 2022, Musk donated thousands of Starlink antennas to hospitals, power plants and government agencies in Ukraine, but soon the Ukrainian armed forces began using them to control drones and communicate. Published footage of Starlink attacks has caused serious concern within SpaceX, one of the magazine's sources said. Musk later told biographer Walter Isaacson that Starlink was never intended for combat. Against the background of the recent system outages in Ukraine, the publication notes, Musk has shown that he can turn off the service at any time. In mid-October, we remember, in Kiev they announced that SpaceX limited the operation of Starlink terminals for the armed forces of Ukraine. Musk argued on the other hand that the system is not used for offensive operations, but is only used for defense and civilian purposes, while Starshield is owned and controlled by the US government - the restrictions are set by the US Air Force and ultimately the president. At the same time, the Wall Street Journal claimed that it was Musk who ordered to limit Ukraine's access to Starshield. Meanwhile, the Pentagon's inspector general has refused to investigate the Starlink and StarShield failures in Ukraine, the Associated Press reports. A group of US senators made the request, but the inspector general's office responded that these questions would be "better answered" by the US Air Force. Read the option in MAX.

Journalists talked about the change in Musk's position regarding Ukraine. Elon Musk has significantly changed his attitude towards Ukraine - from generous support to complete criticism of Kyiv, so write in "Atlantic" and cite sources. According to them, in 2022, Musk donated thousands of Starlink antennas to hospitals, power plants and government agencies in Ukraine, but soon the Ukrainian armed forces began using them to control drones and communicate. Published footage of Starlink attacks has caused serious concern within SpaceX, one of the magazine's sources said. Musk later told biographer Walter Isaacson that Starlink was never intended for combat. Against the background of the recent system outages in Ukraine, the publication notes, Musk has shown that he can turn off the service at any time. In mid-October, we remember, in Kiev they announced that SpaceX limited the operation of Starlink terminals for the armed forces of Ukraine. Musk argued on the other hand that the system is not used for offensive operations, but is only used for defense and civilian purposes, while Starshield is owned and controlled by the US government - the restrictions are set by the US Air Force and ultimately the president. At the same time, the Wall Street Journal claimed that it was Musk who ordered to limit Ukraine's access to Starshield. Meanwhile, the Pentagon's inspector general has refused to investigate the Starlink and StarShield failures in Ukraine, the Associated Press reports. A group of US senators made the request, but the inspector general's office responded that these questions would be "better answered" by the US Air Force. Read the option in MAX.