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The post overstates what was reported about Starlink in Ukraine.

Multiple contemporaneous reports say Starlink was not fully "cut off" for the Ukrainian military. Instead, the reported change was a restriction on some services, specifically the military-grade Starshield package while terminals were moving above about 160 km/h (100 mph).

Evidence:

• Reuters (via AOL) reported that "SpaceX has introduced a limit on some Starlink services in Ukraine" and that Serhiy Beskrestnov said SpaceX had "stopped the operation of its military-grade version above 100 miles per hour (160 km/h)." That is a targeted limit, not a blanket shutdown.
• Ukrainska Pravda, citing sources in Ukraine's Defence Ministry, reported that SpaceX "restricted the operation of Starshield terminals (the 'military package') while moving" and that "a speed limit of 160 km/h has now been established." Again, this describes a conditional restriction, not a complete cutoff.
• The Guardian reported that "ordinary satellite communication terminals are currently operational" and that "there have been no reports that access for static Starlink terminals has been cut."

So the accurate description is that some military Starlink/Starshield functionality was restricted, especially for fast-moving systems, rather than that Starlink was entirely "cut off" to the military.