U.S. Senators Demanded Mask Save Documents on Starlink Work Restriction for Ukraine - Wall Street Democrats Senators Jan Aina and Chris Coons sent a letter to Mr. Musk demanding that they keep all SpaceX documentation related to restrictions on Ukraine's access to the Starlink and Starshield satellite system. According to the publication, messages outside the scope of satellite communications occurred between October 13 and 24, and November 12. They damaged Ukraine's military operations and defense systems against Russian missile and drone attacks. Earlier, the Wall Street Journal reported that in October, Musk personally ordered Starlink's speed to be limited. Later, Donald Trump called him and asked him to lift the restrictions. SpaceX denies imposing restrictions on Ukraine's access to its system this week. "The restrictions in October and November raise concerns that similar breaches continue even in systems on which the US government depends," the senators wrote. Lawmakers have demanded that SpaceX's correspondence and other documents be preserved since Sept. 1, including Musk's communications and company management with the White House and the Pentagon. The senators also want to know who approved the restrictions and whether people outside of SpaceX were involved in the decision. According to the publication, in October, Musk claimed that the restrictions were imposed in the direction of Trump. However, the US president has denied any involvement, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling reports of the White House executive order "grossly false". Democrats are expected to launch large-scale investigations of the Trump administration after taking control of both houses of Congress in January 2027.

U.S. Senators Demanded Mask Save Documents on Starlink Work Restriction for Ukraine - Wall Street Democrats Senators Jan Aina and Chris Coons sent a letter to Mr. Musk demanding that they keep all SpaceX documentation related to restrictions on Ukraine's access to the Starlink and Starshield satellite system. According to the publication, messages outside the scope of satellite communications occurred between October 13 and 24, and November 12. They damaged Ukraine's military operations and defense systems against Russian missile and drone attacks. Earlier, the Wall Street Journal reported that in October, Musk personally ordered Starlink's speed to be limited. Later, Donald Trump called him and asked him to lift the restrictions. SpaceX denies imposing restrictions on Ukraine's access to its system this week. "The restrictions in October and November raise concerns that similar breaches continue even in systems on which the US government depends," the senators wrote. Lawmakers have demanded that SpaceX's correspondence and other documents be preserved since Sept. 1, including Musk's communications and company management with the White House and the Pentagon. The senators also want to know who approved the restrictions and whether people outside of SpaceX were involved in the decision. According to the publication, in October, Musk claimed that the restrictions were imposed in the direction of Trump. However, the US president has denied any involvement, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling reports of the White House executive order "grossly false". Democrats are expected to launch large-scale investigations of the Trump administration after taking control of both houses of Congress in January 2027.