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Bjarne Kim Pedersen (@bjarnekim)
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Bjarne Kim Pedersen (@bjarnekim)
#Musk #Tesla #PutinWarCrimes #Trump 😡🇺🇸😡 https://t.co/B8QQgmFABa QT @ ()
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Bjarne Kim Pedersen (@bjarnekim)
My Poems #Musk #Tesla #Trump #PutinAtHaag 😡🇺🇸😡 https://t.co/w0GqJHso6p QT @guyfelicella (guyfelicella🇨🇦🍁) Smart move, Canada! 🇨🇦 Mark Carney confirms Canada is reducing its reliance on Elon Musk’s Starlink. Because national security shouldn't depend on a billionaire's mood swings. 👏 https://t.co/ezIgJseT2K
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Bjarne Kim Pedersen (@bjarnekim)
My Poems #Musk #Tesla #Trump #PutinAtHaag #Warcrimes #PutinWarCrimes https://t.co/F4Ec0ymO6W QT @MykhailoRohoza (Mykhailo Rohoza) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 BUT WHO REALLY ORDERED THE STARLINK RESTRICTIONS IN UKRAINE? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of not understanding the restrictions affecting satellite communications used by Ukraine’s military. Speaking at Joint Base Andrews, Rubio categorically denied that the White House had ordered limitations on Starlink terminals installed on Ukrainian high-speed drones. According to Rubio, nobody in Washington deliberately slowed the system, and the problem somehow appeared on its own before supposedly being resolved. But Zelenskyy tells a very different story. On October 17, Ukraine’s president stated that the restrictions remained in place, preventing Ukrainian forces from effectively deploying high-speed interceptor drones against Russian jet-powered Shaheds. Ukraine even conducted its own experiment. Vehicles equipped with Starlink terminals traveled through European Union countries at speeds exceeding 180 km/h, and communications continued working normally. In Ukraine, however, connections reportedly disappeared when terminal speeds reached approximately 161 km/h. Same equipment, different countries, different results. “We have recordings. We have evidence,” Zelenskyy said, concluding that the restrictions appeared deliberate. These disruptions are not merely technical inconveniences. They directly affect Ukraine’s ability to defend civilians against Russian attacks and supply frontline soldiers with food, water, and essential equipment. Ukrainian military personnel first reported serious problems on October 14. Communications reportedly disappeared during drone flights, sometimes at speeds of just 110–120 km/h, forcing some combat missions to be canceled. Ukrainian defense technology adviser Serhii Beskrestnov, known as Flash, explained that Ukraine had recently developed an effective solution against Russian jet-powered Shaheds traveling faster than 400 km/h. Then, suddenly, that solution stopped working. Initial disruptions were reportedly addressed after contacting SpaceX, but the speed restrictions remained. Meanwhile, Rubio introduced another contradiction. He claimed Ukraine has no access to Starshield, describing it as a separate military product intended for the US Department of Defense. Yet Ukrainian military representatives explicitly identify their communications package as Starshield. On October 15, Reuters reported, citing American and Western officials, that instructions to restrict Starshield had originated at the White House and reached Pentagon leadership. The sources did not identify who made the decision, while a senior American official denied that Trump personally issued the order. Trump himself also denied responsibility. “It wasn’t me, and I don’t think it was Elon.” Elon Musk, meanwhile, has distinguished commercial Starlink from military Starshield, explaining that restrictions affecting the latter are ultimately determined by American military authorities and the president. So who made the decision? Ukraine reports restrictions, Ukrainian soldiers describe their consequences, Zelenskyy presents testing results, and American officials deny responsibility. Nobody provides a convincing explanation. The controversy comes amid serious disagreements between Washington and Kyiv over Ukrainian strikes against Russian oil refineries. However, direct evidence linking those disputes to the satellite restrictions has not been established. Ukraine is now exploring alternative satellite systems, including European OneWeb, while attempting to restore reliable high-speed communications. And Rubio wants everyone to believe Zelenskyy simply doesn't understand what he is talking about? Zelenskyy understands perfectly well. He understands that Ukrainian soldiers are dying, that Russian drones continue attacking Ukrainian cities, and that restrictions on Ukraine’s defensive capabilities have consequences measured in human lives.
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Lars Mortensen (@larslmortensen)
@Stephen_1Q Nothing spells ‘great America’ in the eyes of a MAGAt like a +$40 trillion debt. Of which 33% root in Trump’s time in Office! $40 trillion equals $360,000 per US taxpayer, kindly passed on to future generations by #Trump, the #maga people and the willing #gop #uspolitics https://t.co/PyevMdiKmj
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Carsten Troelsen (@CarstenTroelsen)
RT @benny0692698414 (benny 🇩🇰 🇫🇴 🇬🇱 🇪🇺 🇺🇦): UKRAINE PAID FOR THE PATRIOT MISSILES. SO WHY ARE DELIVERIES BEING DELAYED? President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused the Trump administration of delaying deliveries of Patriot air-defence missiles that Ukraine has already paid for through NATO’s PURL programme. “We paid for the weapons,” Zelenskyy told Bloomberg. According to Zelenskyy, the US is currently delivering around 12 Patriot missiles to Ukraine per month — roughly a quarter of the monthly delivery rate he says Ukraine received under President Joe Biden, when the weapons were supplied without payment. The US has reportedly approved only some of the requested deliveries. Ukraine is paying for weapons it urgently needs to defend its cities, infrastructure and civilians from Russian missile attacks. If these claims are accurate, the delays raise serious questions about Washington’s reliability as an ally and the effectiveness of NATO’s efforts to support Ukraine. Trump says he wants peace. But peace cannot be secured by leaving Ukraine more vulnerable to Russian attacks. When Ukraine has paid for the weapons, it should not have to fight delays as well as Russian missiles. Europe must be prepared to strengthen its own defence capabilities and ensure that Ukraine is not left exposed by uncertainty in Washington. #Ukraine #Trump #Patriot #NATO #Russia #EuropeanSecurity