Musk — who is also the CEO of Tesla and X — was asked about if his satellite technology Starlink can be activated from Russia. The world’s richest person replied that "Starlink satellites will not close the link in Russia."
The remarks of the 52-year-old came regarding the claims made by Ukraine that Vladimir Putin’s forces are seeking the help of the Starlink satellites on the battlefield against Kyiv.
Russia commenced its special military operation against Ukraine in February 2022 and the bilateral standoff still rages with thousands dead and millions displaced.
According to Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense (GUR) Sunday, its forces intercepted a conversation between Russian soldiers.
In a purported 15-second recording, a person can be heard saying in Russian “Starlink is working, we have internet [access].”
Andrey Yusov, GUR spokesman claimed that Russian troops are systematically using Starlink terminals.
This image released on January 31, 2024, shows a Starlink satellite developed by Elon Musk's SpaceX company on the roof of a house. — X/@Starlink
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