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Ukraine Starlink service disruption Developing

First reported Oct 14, 7:15 AM ET by Bloomberg · ongoing, 52 hours so far

Musk Blames US, Trump for Starlink Block on Ukraine (opens the original story in a new tab)

NewsmaxOct 15, 9:43 AM

8 / 27 outletsNot yet: The New York Times, Reuters, New York Post, CNN +15
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012013K25K121810/1506121810/160610/14 7 AM · Bloomberg: Poland Grills Musk About New Starlink Restrictions in Ukraine10/14 3 PM · The Hill: GOP Sen. Tillis asks Musk to explain Ukraine losing access to Starl…

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Not yet: The New York Times, Reuters, New York Post, CNN, CNBC, The Epoch Times, Los Angeles Times, Breitbart, HuffPost, ABC News, Politico, Associated Press, MS NOW, USA Today, CBS News, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, NTD, Vox

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8 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 297 likes in all

110 likes · 81 reposts

104 likes · 35 reposts

Poland Grills Musk About New Starlink Restrictions in Ukraine

Bluesky · Bloomberg · Oct 14, 10:30 AM

50 likes · 13 reposts

12 likes · 7 reposts

Ukraine’s Starlink slowdown is Putin’s latest windfall

Bluesky · Newsweek · Oct 14, 4:17 PM

8 likes · 2 reposts

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