Russia tries to jam Elon Musk’s Starlink in bid to stop Ukraine’s drone attacks
- Russia is installing powerful jamming systems to disrupt Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet system, in the latest bid to stop Ukraine’s drone attacks.
- Kyiv's development of "mid-strike" drones can hit targets dozens of kilometres behind front lines accurately and cheaply, and are often flown via Starlink.
- In a concerted mid-strike campaign this year, Ukraine has attacked supply lines, fuel storage facilities, air-defence installations and command centres, disrupting Russian forces' logistics and causing fuel shortages in Russian-occupied Crimea.
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- Russia is installing powerful jamming systems to disrupt Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet system, in the latest bid to stop Ukraine’s drone attacks.
- Kyiv's development of "mid-strike" drones can hit targets dozens of kilometres behind front lines accurately and cheaply, and are often flown via Starlink.
- In a concerted mid-strike campaign this year, Ukraine has attacked supply lines, fuel storage facilities, air-defence installations and command centres, disrupting Russian forces' logistics and causing fuel shortages in Russian-occupied Crimea.
Sources: The Independent