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Ukraine says the Starshield speed limit is back and Russian 'strikes have already gone through'

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Ukraine says it's being hit with a slowdown in its military version of Starlink — again. Zelenskyy said his staff are asking the US what happened, but so far "know very little." SpaceX denied that the service has been affected over Ukraine. Ukraine's Starlink problems are back, it said on Thursday. Troops and officials said their access to Starshield, the military version of Starlink, has been curbed once again to a 100-mph speed limit, severely disrupting war operations such as air defense and strikes in Russia's rear. It's the second time that Kyiv has reported a major disruption to the service, coming about three weeks after Ukraine said it suffered a 10-day slowdown under a similar speed limit. "The speed limit is back at 161 kilometers per hour. That's 100 miles per hour," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said at a summit in Dublin.

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