Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has resumed work for most users after a brief outage on Monday, The Guardian reports.
So, the Starlink website reported a failure on Monday morning, but no details were provided.
"Starlink is currently experiencing a service interruption. Our team is investigating," the message said.
The message was later deleted.
The publication notes that the commander of Ukraine's unmanned forces, Robert Brody, reported that the Starlink outage affected the entire front line of the war with russia, starting at 07:28 local time. The publication reports that the Ukrainian Armed Forces rely heavily on SpaceX's Starlink terminals for battlefield communications and some drone operations. According to officials, more than 50,000 of such terminals are currently in operation in Ukraine.
As Ukrainian News Agency reported, earlier, Polish Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski said that his country would not be able to pay for Starlink satellite internet services for Ukraine due to President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the law on providing assistance to Ukrainians.
Also, on the evening of July 24, there was a large-scale failure in the operation of the Starlink satellite internet, which affected users in various countries, including Ukraine.
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