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‘We Pay for It’: Germany Demands Starlink Restrictions in Ukraine Be Lifted

Germany says restrictions on Starlink in Ukraine must be lifted, arguing Berlin helps fund service and expects it to work.

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‘We Pay for It’: Germany Demands Starlink Restrictions in Ukraine Be Lifted

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called for restrictions on Starlink connectivity in Ukraine to be removed, saying Germany contributes to funding equipment and expects the service to function. He said Berlin lacks a complete explanation for the limits and plans to raise questions with Washington. The measures have affected Ukrainian forces’ use of satellite links, including drone operations above speeds reported in recent coverage. Reports say Germany funds Starshield connectivity under a contract running through April 2027, while Ukraine is seeking restoration of unrestricted service again.

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