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Ukraine Seeks Elon Musk's Approval to Use Starlink for Drone Strikes on Russian Missile Launchers

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Ukraine is seeking Elon Musk's permission to use Starlink-equipped drones for strikes on Russian ballistic missile launchers up to 200 km deep into Russian territory, according to the Financial Times. Kyiv believes this could help mitigate the shortage of Patriot interceptors. President Volodymyr Zelensky reportedly asked Donald Trump to discuss this with Musk during a White House meeting, but Trump did not give a clear answer. Musk has previously refused to allow Starlink use for attacks on Russian territory. An obstacle to this plan is the resignation of former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, who had direct contact with Musk.

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    Elon Musk verweigert der Ukraine die Erlaubnis, Starlink für Angriffe...

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    Elon Musk verweigert der Ukraine die Erlaubnis, Starlink für Angriffe...

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    Украина попросила Илона Маска разрешить использование Starlink для нан...

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