Zelensky gave the US senator homework about Starlink

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, gave the US senator homework about Starlink. This is reported by Interfax — Ukraine.

Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal intends to raise with US President Donald Trump and entrepreneur Elon Musk the issue of using the Starlink satellite system to help Ukraine in the conflict with Russia. Blumenthal said this on Tuesday at a press conference in Kiev.

"Starlink is crucial. And part of my "homework" from President Zelensky is perhaps to convince our president and others, in particular Elon Musk, of the need for Starlink," he said.

Blumenthal, answering a clarifying question from journalists, noted that he had not personally spoken to Musk, but "I would be happy to do it."

"I will look for ways to do this. I think he would rather listen to the US president than to one senator, but I will say that Musk has previously responded to requests, so I hope he will respond this time," Blumenthal added.

Among other "homework assignments" from Zelensky, he named interceptors and air defense, as well as anti-Russian sanctions.

Last week, Zelensky, during a conversation with journalists, said that Ukraine was continuing negotiations with the American side on the possibility of using the Starlink satellite system in Russia. Earlier, Trump did not support Kiev's request to facilitate obtaining permission from Musk to use Starlink for strikes deep into Russia.