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Donald Trump denies restricting Starshield satellite services for Ukraine

Tensions between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky have escalated following reports that the U.S. administration restricted Ukraine's access to Starshield, a military-grade satellite communication system. Zelensky claimed the service experienced speed limitations during critical moments of Russian missile and drone attacks, which hindered Ukraine's ability to protect energy infrastructure. While Elon Musk stated that any service restrictions are determined by the U.S. military and the President, Donald Trump has denied that he or Musk were responsible for any service slowdowns.

The diplomatic rift is further widened by conflicting priorities regarding the war. Trump has criticized Zelensky for continuing strikes on Russian oil refineries, arguing that such actions exacerbate global fuel crises. In response, Trump has suggested that Ukraine needs new leadership and has expressed a preference for negotiating with Vladimir Putin, claiming that dealing with Zelensky is more difficult.

European officials, including Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, have criticized the potential reduction in U.S. strategic support, warning that it could signal weakness to Russia and prolong the conflict. Meanwhile, Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian energy grids, even as the U.S. moves to suspend certain sanctions on Russian diesel to manage domestic fuel prices.

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Donald Trump · Elon Musk · Sergei Lavrov · Sergey Lavrov · SpaceX · Starlink · Ukraine · Vladimir Putin · Volodymyr Zelensky · Volodymyr Zelenskyy

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Trump y Putin la pareja perfecta [billieparkernoticias.com]
Injerencias electorales [www.malagahoy.es]