LNR Ambassador Miroshnik called Elon Musk a “sponsor of terrorism” in response to his promise to pay for Starlink for Ukraine
SpaceX founder Elon Musk retained his status as a sponsor of terrorism by promising Ukraine free Starlink satellite communications service. This was stated by the head of the LPR representative office Rodion Miroshnik.
“Musk has retained, now officially, the status of a sponsor of the terrorist regime. Also at a loss,” Miroshnik told TASS. He assessed Musk’s initial attempt to withdraw funding from Starlink as a reaction to “blatantly boorish behavior on the part of the Ukrainian regime.” However, Miroshnik continued, “the master of Ukraine in the face of the Pentagon and the US government”, having heard “groans from the Ukrainian regime [Владимира Зеленского]put pressure on Musk, and he, under fear of losing the largest orders, was forced to take on additional obligations to finance the satellite constellation, which is used to supply intelligence to Ukrainian gangs.
Formerly ex-Ambassador of Ukraine to Germany Andriy Melnyk in obscene form asked the American businessman to “leave behind” Ukraine. This happened following Musk called Crimea Russian, noting that the peninsula belonged to the country until Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev gave it to Ukraine. On October 14, the businessman announced on the termination of the supply of free internet Starlink Kyiv. His company offered the Pentagon to take over the funding. October 15 Elon Musk changed his mind and promised to provide Ukraine with free Starlink satellite communications service.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk retained his status as a sponsor of terrorism by promising Ukraine free Starlink satellite communications service. This was stated by the head of the LPR representative office Rodion Miroshnik. “Musk has retained, now officially, the status of a sponsor of the terrorist regime. Also at a loss,” Miroshnik told TASS. He assessed Musk’s initial attempt to withdraw funding from Starlink as a reaction to “blatantly boorish behavior on the part of the Ukrainian regime.” However, Miroshnik continued, “the master of Ukraine in the face of the Pentagon and the US government”, having heard “groans from the Ukrainian regime [Владимира Зеленского], put pressure on Musk, and he, under fear of losing the largest orders, was forced to take on additional obligations to finance the satellite constellation, which is used to supply intelligence to Ukrainian gangs. Earlier, the ex-Ambassador of Ukraine to Germany, Andriy Melnyk, obscenely asked the American businessman to “leave behind” Ukraine. This came following Musk called Crimea Russian, noting that the peninsula belonged to the country until Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev gave it to Ukraine. On October 14, the businessman announced the termination of the supply of free Starlink Internet to Kyiv. His company offered the Pentagon to take over the funding. On October 15, Elon Musk changed his mind and promised to provide Ukraine with free Starlink satellite communications service.
