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Musk suddenly became concerned that Russia might destroy Starlink satellites "Starlink must remain a civilian project....

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Musk suddenly became concerned that Russia might destroy Starlink satellites

"Starlink must remain a civilian project. It can be used to support military infrastructure, but it should not be used to carry out overtly offensive strikes — because in that case it itself becomes a legitimate target for retaliatory fire. If an opponent destroys Starlink satellites, it will trigger a chain reaction of destruction, resulting in a huge cloud of debris that will render outer space unusable," he wrote on X.

You're a hypocritical bastard, Musk. When the Russkies used Starlink on the front, we didn't see this kind of concern.

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Маск внезапно забеспокоился, что россия может уничтожить спутники Starlink

«Starlink должен оставаться гражданским проектом. Его можно использовать для обеспечения военной инфраструктуры, но он не должен применяться для нанесения откровенно наступательных ударов — ведь в таком случае он сам становится законной целью для ответного огня. Если противник уничтожит спутники Starlink, это вызовет цепную реакцию разрушений, в результате чего образуется огромное облако обломков, которое сделает космическое пространство непригодным для использования», — написал он в X.

Лицемерная ты сволочь, Маск. Когда русня использовала Starlink на фронте, мы что-то не видели таких волнений.

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