Musk and Rubio spar with Polish minister over Ukraine’s use of Starlink

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Technology Billionaire Elon Musk had a controversial exchange with Slosicuski, even in a series of X -posts on the use of Musk’s Starlink satellite system in Ukraine.

Sikorski suggested that he would search for other suppliers due to the threat of terminating STARLINK as a response to the posting of the MUSK.

Rubio quickly dismissed the claim that Musk would close the system and urged Sikorski to be grateful.

The trio went back and forth by exchanging posts about X.

Starlink’s system is part of SPACEX’s mission to provide high -speed Internet to remote and marginalized areas, such as war zones around the world.

The exchange of Sunday began when Musk posted Starlink as “the center of the Ukrainian army.”

“If I turn it off, the entire front of the front will collapse,” he wrote.

Sikorski then said that Poland is paying service costs in response to MUSK’s position.

Sikorski said, “Ukraine’s Starlink is paid by the Polish digitalization at a cost of about $ 50 million per year. “If SPACEX is proven to be an untrusted provider, the ethics that threaten the victims of aggression must find another supplier.”

Rubio entered Chime due to Sikorski’s post.

Rubio said, “No one has threatened to cut Ukraine in Star Link.

“Without the Star Link, Ukraine would have lost war long ago and thank you for the Russians will have a border with Poland.”

Musk later responded to the posts of Corski, who later called him “small man.”

Musk said, “It’s a quiet and small person.

The Star Link Terminal is the core of the Ukrainian military operation and has been used since the beginning of the Russian invasion in February 2022.

In June 2023, there are tens of thousands of terminals, including buying up to 500 people from the US Department of Defense.