Ukraine restores 'stable' connection to Musk's Starlink, Kyiv says

Ukraine says its Starlink and military Starshield satellite connections are stable again after restrictions disrupted military operations. Defense Minister Yevheny Khamara said the systems could maintain stable connections with equipment traveling at more than 400 kilometers per hour. He said this was important for frontline troops, drone operations, logistics and communications. The dispute raised tensions between Kiev and Washington. Ukrainian officials said the restrictions disrupted military missions, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said U.S. intelligence sharing was working again. Meanwhile, Ukrainian authorities said Russian strikes killed two people and injured 18 in the Donetsk region. Ukraine's military said it struck a chemical plant in Tolyatti, an electronics building in Oryol, and an aircraft at Yekaterinburg Air Base. It said the attacks on the industrial sites would disrupt supply chains and production for Russian missiles.