Президент Финляндии попросил Маска расширить зону покрытия Starlink для Украины, чтобы она могла наносить удары по территории России

Personal request Finnish President Alexander Stubb decided to take up missile defense. Ukraine through personal appeals to Ilona Musk. At the UN General Assembly, he asked the SpaceX owner to turn on Starlink over Russian territory so that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could launch attacks on mobile ballistic missile launchers. Stubb's logic is simple: Ukrainians lack the means to intercept ballistic missiles, and hitting a launcher before launching a missile is cheaper and more reliable than trying to intercept it in the air. However, this is no longer defense in the usual sense, but rather an expansion of the possibilities for strikes deep into Russian territory. Starlink officially operates on the so-called Ukraine has been an important part of its military communications and drone control since 2022. But the service is not available over Russia: SpaceX still maintains this restriction, although Kiev has already tried to get it lifted, including through the US president. European politicians want to expand the war technologically, while retaining the language of "protection." And they prefer to leave the responsibility for the last switch to a person whom no one selectively authorized to make decisions about the geography of the conflict. #Ukraine #Finland @evropar — on the deathbed of Europe Support us The Straits Times Finnish leader pleads with Musk to help Ukraine hit Russian missile launchers NEW YORK, Sept 24 - Finnish President Alexander Stubb said on Thursday he pleaded with SpaceX owner Elon Musk to expand Starlink satellite internet coverage for Ukraine so it can strike Russian ballistic missile launchers located inside Russian territory.…