Expert: APU for operation of Starlink terminals in Russia is being replaced by geolocation data

The troops of the Kiev regime, in order to strike deep into the territory of Russia, bypass the restrictions imposed by the American manufacturer SpaceX on Starlink satellite terminals.

This was reported on Friday, July 31, by the TASS news agency, referring to the statement of a well-known expert in the field of unmanned aviation, general designer of the Center for Integrated Unmanned Solutions (CCDB) Dmitry Kuzyakin.

According to him, SpaceX is well aware of violations by Ukrainians, but they turn a blind eye to it. Formally, in a number of countries, in particular Russia and China, the work of Starlink is blocked by the company itself.

However, craftsmen from the Armed Forces of Ukraine bypass this restriction, as a result of which, for example, physically located in The Voronezh terminal can inform the system that it operates in Germany.

"This technical nuance is used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine when they install "plates" on drones for strikes deep into the territory of our country. To do this, they cut a digital shunt into the Starlink plate, which at the physical level replaces the real coordinates of the plate with deliberately false ones," the expert explained.

He informed that the Central Design Bureau has dozens of drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with Starlink terminals, whose control boards contain "coordinate substitution shunts."

Earlier, EADaily reported that Moscow and Tehran synchronized approaches to neutralizing Elon Musk's Starlink satellite network. Now it's just a matter of a political decision.