Starshield restrictions help Russia’s energy attacks on Ukraine: Zelenskyy
Summary
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said speed restrictions on Starlink terminals along the front line and in occupied areas were allowing Russian drones to reach Ukrainian energy targets. Russian attacks killed two people in northern Ukraine and left 41,000 households without electricity in Odesa, while Ukraine reported intercepting most of the drones launched overnight.Key Facts
- Two people were killed in a Russian drone attack on critical infrastructure in the Koriukivka region.
- An attack on an energy facility in Odesa left 41,000 households without electricity, according to DTEK.
- Ukraine’s army said it shot down 106 of 132 Russian drones launched overnight.
- Zelenskyy said restrictions on Starlink terminal speeds were hampering Ukraine’s military operations and helping Russian strikes get through.
- Starlink has denied restricting internet speeds.
- Russia’s Defence Ministry said its forces attacked Ukrainian military airfields, ammunition depots and other military facilities.
- A Ukrainian drone attack in Russia’s Taganrog region killed an electrical engineer and injured four people, local authorities said.
- Local officials reported six people injured in a drone attack in Nizhnekamsk, Russia.
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