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| | [[File:Musk barlett.jpg|right|350px|thumb|[[Wikipedia]] [[Ukronazi]]bots slander [[Eva K Bartlett]] after she alerted Musk to the existence of the Ukrainian Nazi kill list.]] | | [[File:Musk barlett.jpg|right|350px|thumb|[[Wikipedia]] [[Ukronazi]]bots slander [[Eva K Bartlett]] after she alerted Musk to the existence of the Ukrainian Nazi kill list.]] |
| | {{quotebox-float|No Ukrainian will EVER buy your f***ing Tesla crap. F*** off is my very diplomatic reply to you @elonmusk}} | | {{quotebox-float|No Ukrainian will EVER buy your f***ing Tesla crap. F*** off is my very diplomatic reply to you @elonmusk}} |
| − | Musk then announced it was costing him $20 million a month to provide the Starlink service and cut it off, saying either [[NATO]], the [[Pentagon]], or [[Zelensky regime]] should pick up the cost. Musk was immediately added to the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] [[Myrotvorets|kill list]]. However, Musk's aerospace deals with the Pentagon are quite lucrative; the service was restored, and his name was removed from the kill list. | + | Musk then announced that it was costing him $20 million a month to provide the Starlink service and cut it off, saying either [[NATO]], the [[Pentagon]], or [[Zelensky regime]] should pick up the cost. Musk was immediately added to the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] [[Myrotvorets|kill list]]. However, Musk's aerospace deals with the Pentagon are quite lucrative; the service was restored, and his name was removed from the kill list. |
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| − | Musk evidently wasn't aware of the kill list until Canadian journalist [[Eva K Bartlett]] alerted him to it via Twitter, and Musk asked her for a URL. [[Wikipedia]] and Ukrinazibots immediately set upon Bartlett. Bartlett had been reporting on the kill list since 2019, when her name was added. Bartlett said in September 2022: "Returning to the issue of [[Myrotvorets]] [the so-called "Peacemaker" kill list), it’s absolutely appalling that a database like this exists, openly calling for the murders of people like myself, yourselves, 327 children, simply because we are speaking about [[Ukraine]]’s [[war crimes]] and we’re speaking about the [[corruption]] within Ukraine. This list presents a very real threat to Ukrainians themselves, not only to [[journalist]]s and to people who are speaking out, but to Ukrainians within Ukraine proper. Many of these Ukrainians have already been disappeared or killed."<ref>https://kurtnimmo.substack.com/p/elon-and-the-nazis</ref> | + | Musk evidently wasn't aware of the kill list until Canadian journalist [[Eva K Bartlett]] alerted him to it via Twitter, and Musk asked her for a URL. [[Wikipedia]] and Ukrinazibots immediately set upon Bartlett. Bartlett had been reporting on the kill list since 2019, when her name was added. Bartlett said in September 2022: "Returning to the issue of [[Myrotvorets]] [the so-called " Peacemaker kill list), it’s absolutely appalling that a database like this exists, openly calling for the murders of people like myself, yourselves, 327 children, simply because we are speaking about [[Ukraine]]’s [[war crimes]] and we’re speaking about the [[corruption]] within Ukraine. This list presents a very real threat to Ukrainians themselves, not only to [[journalist]]s and to people who are speaking out, but to Ukrainians within Ukraine proper. Many of these Ukrainians have already been disappeared or killed."<ref>https://kurtnimmo.substack.com/p/elon-and-the-nazis</ref> |
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| | ==Electronic warfare== | | ==Electronic warfare== |
| | {{See also|Electronic warfare}} | | {{See also|Electronic warfare}} |
| − | [[Russia]]'s advanced [[Kalinka system]] emerged as a potential game-changer in the [[technological]] [[war]] fare against [[Ukraine]]'s critical Starlink communications. Developed by the Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies, this sophisticated monitoring technology threatened to disrupt crucial [[military]] communication networks that have been vital to Ukrainian operations. | + | [[Russia]]'s advanced [[Kalinka system]] emerged as a potential game-changer in the [[technological]] [[war]] warfare against [[Ukraine]]'s critical Starlink communications. Developed by the Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies, this sophisticated monitoring technology threatened to disrupt crucial [[military]] communication networks that have been vital to Ukrainian operations. |
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| | With the ability to detect Starlink terminals up to fifteen kilometers away, Kalinka represents a significant strategic advancement that would fundamentally alter battlefield communication dynamics. Ukrainian forces faced a critical challenge to their satellite-based communication infrastructure, forcing a complete re-evaluation of their technological approach. | | With the ability to detect Starlink terminals up to fifteen kilometers away, Kalinka represents a significant strategic advancement that would fundamentally alter battlefield communication dynamics. Ukrainian forces faced a critical challenge to their satellite-based communication infrastructure, forcing a complete re-evaluation of their technological approach. |