The recent controversy over [[Starlink]] also illustrated why the [[Russian]]s opposed [[NATO]] presence in [[Ukraine]]. [[Moscow]] would have only four minutes warning if [[NATO]]/[[Ukraine]] launched a [[nuke]] toward the [[capital]] of the [[Russian Federation]]. In recent days, [[Zelensky]] [[lied]] about [[Trump]] shutting off [[Starlink]] (in an effort to interfere in [[US]] [[election]]s) - and shut the system off himself. Consequently, there was no four minute warning to the [[civilian]] [[population]] of incoming [[ballistic missile]]s from [[Russia]] to [[Kyiv]]. | The recent controversy over [[Starlink]] also illustrated why the [[Russian]]s opposed [[NATO]] presence in [[Ukraine]]. [[Moscow]] would have only four minutes warning if [[NATO]]/[[Ukraine]] launched a [[nuke]] toward the [[capital]] of the [[Russian Federation]]. In recent days, [[Zelensky]] [[lied]] about [[Trump]] shutting off [[Starlink]] (in an effort to interfere in [[US]] [[election]]s) - and shut the system off himself. Consequently, there was no four minute warning to the [[civilian]] [[population]] of incoming [[ballistic missile]]s from [[Russia]] to [[Kyiv]]. |