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Elon Musk Just Got A TERRIFYING WARNING From Vladimir Putin!

Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, and Elon Musk has not stopped sending Starlink Satellite Dishes to Ukraine to show his support. Elon Musk and some Russian officials keep attacking and stalking themselves on social media. People are choosing which sides to support as the war takes on a new dimension, but we hope peace reigns again.
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Rybkaz 4 year ago
What do you think the odds are of Musk sabotaging Ukraine's offensive operations? I believe they're greater than 50%, perhaps much greater. The key sentence in the news quote below, taken in context of frontline troop reports, is this:
"As for what’s happening on the battlefield, that’s classified."

"Elon Musk has criticised a FT report about Ukrainian troops having problems with communication devices powered by his Starlink satellite broadband service.

Sharing a link to his piece on Twitter, reporter Christopher Miller wrote: "NEW: Ukraine troops reported outages of Starlink devices on frontline, hindering efforts to liberate territory from Russian forces, Ukrainian officials & soldiers told us."

Elon Musk replied: "Bad reporting by FT. This article falsely claims that Starlink terminals & service were paid for, when only a small percentage have been. This operation has cost SpaceX $80M & will exceed $100M by end of year. As for what’s happening on the battlefield, that’s classified.""
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