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Zelenskyy says latest Russian attacks come ‘in response to signals from US’ – Europe live

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Zelenskyy says latest Russian attacks come ‘in response to signals from US’ – Europe live

Ukraine president Zelenskyy said he felt ‘betrayed’ by the US after Trump’s diesel deal and the Starlink restrictions As Ukraine reported problems with Starlink satellite internet terminals and US data that warns of Russian ballistic missile attacks, Kyiv also faced the harsh reality that its European allies cannot offer ⁠any ready-made alternatives, Reuters reported.

European countries have voiced strong support for Ukraine and Zelenskyy.

But the problems with vital data highlighted that Ukraine and Europe depend heavily ‌on US systems for both low-orbit satellite communications – provided by SpaceX via Starlink – and space-based infrared sensing that feeds into early-warning systems.

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