Serhii Sternenko

I'm going to be digging into the next video if you want that.

I'm going to ask at the end, is that something that you want? But my plan is to do one on Starlink and what happened where Sergey Sternenko says it's likely that the company SpaceX resorted to such measures at the request of the Trump administration.

We don't know that for sure.

So I'm not going to say, I mean, is it possible? Sure, it's possible.

the White House had not addressed the matter publicly.

Activist Serhii Sternenko, who previously advised Mikhailo Fedorov during his tenure as defense minister, also publicly noted the restriction and pointed to a probable request from the Trump administration to SpaceX as the cause, though he offered no verification for that explanation.

The episode unfolded across a roughly 48-hour window in which Trump put forward a prospective arrangement with Putin to purchase Russian diesel, called on Ukraine to remove Volodymyr Zelensky from the presidency, and announced a unilateral energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, a step neither Moscow nor Kyiv had received prior notice of.

Attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities continued through the night of around October 14th, with several power generation sites in Kyiv among those reported hit.

That is what is happening.

Serhii Sternenko, who's the tech advisor, tech czar, uh, for the Ukrainian army and Zelenskyy, he said, "Last night the operation Starlink terminals was restricted.

Connectivity began to drop when moving at speeds in excess of 160 kilometers an hour." So they restricted, uh, what they can do with Starlink if they move any faster than 100 kilometers an hour.

That, that is all their interceptors.

And the paper reporting it says plainly he provided no evidence linking the restriction to American pressure.

The activist Serhiy Sternenko went further and said SpaceX likely acted at the administration's request, which is speculation with no stated evidence.

SpaceX has not commented.

Mr. Musk has not commented.