Poland said that on Saturday it is paying for Ukraine’s Starlink membership and will continue to do so despite doing so, saying that the United States could cut access to Ukraine’s satellite internet system.
American dialogues suppressing Kiev for access to Ukraine’s important minerals have increased the possibility of cutting the country’s access to Alone Musk’s important starlink satellite internet system, with the case the source family told the Reuters.
Starlink provides important internet connectivity to the war -torn country and its army.
“We will pay and will continue to pay a membership fee for the satellite internet for Ukraine,” Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister Crisisztof Gavakowski said in a post on Musk-Down Social Media Platform X.
“I can’t imagine that one can decide to end a business contract for a business service, with Poland a party,” Gavakowski said, who is the Minister of Digital Affairs of Poland.
Spacex, which operates Starlink, did not respond to the email seeking comment immediately.
Ukrainian military officials did not immediately respond to the remarks request.
According to the Polish President’s website information, Poland has given 20,000 starlink units in Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February 2022, and has been detecting their maintenance to support the Internet connectivity.
During the visit to the United States on Saturday from President Andrez Duda Donald Trump on Saturday, a winner between Trump and President Volodimier Zelanski will be found in a rift, which has worried Kiev’s European colleagues.
