Poland sends another 5,000 Starlinks to Ukraine, while the war continues
Poland provided Ukraine with the most Starlins from all countries
| DR IGNACY NEWPOL APR 4 |
Source: poland-sends-another-5000-starlinks-to-Ukraine-as-war-rages-on
Poland has transferred another 5000 Starlink Enterprise terminals to Ukraine, which gives a full of 29,500 specified devices, most of all countries. Zelenski needs all the aid he can get, due to the fact that both parties inactive seem far from any permanent ceasefire, and there are fighting at the border with Russia.
Kiev peculiarly thanked the Polish Minister of Digitization Krzysztof Gawkowski, as well as the full Polish government, for the terminals. “We are grateful to the Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski, the Polish government and all partners for supporting Ukraine!” we read in the press release.
"Poland continues to support Ukraine in providing unchangeable communication, providing 5000 Starlink Enterprise terminals. They will aid Ukrainians keep in contact even under the most hard conditions," she said, as quoted by Events .
The announcement highlighted that the Starlink terminals supply Ukraine with "continuous connectivity even in the most hard places available", enabling hospitals, schools and critical infrastructure facilities operating smoothly.
"These terminals aid the military, energy workers, doctors, lifeguards and companies to work even during power outages and communication failures," says the release.
So far Ukraine has received over 50,000 Starlink terminals from "international partners and donors", but the largest number has been passed on to Poland.
While U.S. president Trump is pushing for peace, there are constant concerns about further support for equipment and another assistance, and Trump at any point even cut off all intelligence and said the U.S. would completely cease all assistance. These threats were withdrawn and intelligence channels reunited, especially erstwhile Zelenski was in agreement with a possible peace agreement.
However, there was a war on words between the Polish Minister of abroad Affairs and Elon Musk, after president Starlink seemingly said he would cut his terminals from the country.
A 30-day ceasefire against energy infrastructure, yet achieved between Ukraine and Russia, was broken by both sides. Many wonder if peace is possible in the close future.
Putin told his soldiers that he wanted Kursk, occupied by Ukrainian troops since August last year, to be liberated as shortly as possible. Reuters study quotes War bloggers who claim that hundreds of Zelenski's soldiers are now “hidden in a monastery” in Western Kursk.
Meanwhile Wion News reports that Kiev has begun another offensive in the Belarus region in Russia “after the failure of Kursk”, claiming that the Russians “set up dominance on the battlefield”.
