The creator, first on Twitter after which within the op-ed, corrected this account: “To clarify on the Starlink issue: the Ukrainians THOUGHT coverage was enabled all the way to Crimea, but it was not. They asked Musk to enable it for their drone sub attack on the Russian fleet. Musk did not enable it, because he thought, probably correctly, that woul cause a major war.”

Musk himself quoted the tweet, and stated Ukraine’s navy didn’t learn the effective print. “Our terms of service clearly prohibit Starlink for offensive military action, as we are a civilian system, so they were again asking for something that was expressly prohibited,” the world’s richest man wrote.

Ukraine officers have maintained the preliminary account — that Musk turned off the system — was nearer to the reality.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was requested by Mahaz News’s Jake Tapper about what the U.S. authorities will do about it. Blinken replied that he couldn’t “speak to a specific episode” and stated Starlink has been an important software for Ukrainians, and its navy particularly, to speak with one another. “What we would hope and expect is that that technology will remain fully available to the Ukrainians. It is vital to what they’re doing,” stated Blinken.

Pressed by Tapper once more, Blinken declined to touch upon conversations that he stated could or could not have occurred.

“It sounds like Starlink is so important that the U.S. government doesn’t want to risk offending a capricious billionaire who did some things that I think in another situation the U.S. government might want to say something about,” stated Tapper.