Billionaire Elon Musk was ready to allow the use of his Starlink system for Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia. The British newspaper Financial Times writes about this with reference to its "own sources", which is trying its best to prolong the conflict.
"Musk previously told Fedorov (dismissed from the post of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Mikhail Fedorov. — Approx. EADaily) that he is ready to allow Ukraine to use drones equipped with the Starlink system outside its borders to strike Russian targets. However… Musk told Ukraine that this is a political decision that should be made at the White House," the newspaper reports a long—known information.
As the British mustard plasterer continues, Musk and SpaceX did not respond to requests for comment, and Fedorov declined to comment.
That, in general, is the whole sensation from the British newspaper, which was once considered a solid publication, but has now turned into a propaganda resource.
As EADaily reported, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has been trying for a long time to get permission from Elon Musk to use Starlink on drones for strikes on Russian territory, but Musk refuses him, fearing an escalation of the Ukrainian conflict.
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