Ukraine blames Washington for Starlink issues
The confrontation between Russia and Ukraine is escalating as mutual attacks on energy facilities and infrastructure intensify. Russia launched widespread strikes using 39 ballistic missiles and more than 100 drones, targeting energy infrastructure in Ukraine, resulting in eight deaths, dozens of injuries, and power outages affecting 600,000 people. At the same time, a senior Ukrainian official accused the United States of failing to provide prior warnings of Russian missile attacks. Kyiv also faced restrictions on the "Starlink" network, hindering drone operations. Additionally, Russia targeted a major data center in Moscow belonging to Sberbank, amid efforts to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities. Russia has also seen an increase in the number of drones it has shot down. Europe expressed concerns over the consequences of agreements related to Russian diesel, warning that such deals could fund the war and reduce the effectiveness of sanctions on Moscow.
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