"Poland has purchased Starlink, which has been transferred to Ukraine. We are paying and will continue to pay the subscription fee for satellite internet for Ukraine. I can't imagine anyone being able to terminate a business contract for a commercial service, of which Poland is a party," he wrote.
Reuters reported on February 22 that the U.S. is considering the possibility of depriving Ukraine of access to Starlink in order to pressure Kyiv into signing a resource-sharing agreement. The American side has allegedly threatened with "inevitable disconnection" of the service if agreements regarding U.S. involvement in the development of mineral resources are not reached, the agency reported.
Later, the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council, Andriy Kovalenko recommended not to say "everything is lost".
"First of all, they are not turning it off. Secondly, there are alternative solutions that are operational on the front," he wrote.