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Musk blames Trump and US military for Ukraine’s Starshield restrictions

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Musk blames Trump and US military for Ukraine’s Starshield restrictions

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his company is not responsible for any speed restrictions on Starshield defense communications systems, saying that power is vested in the U.S. military and President Donald Trump.

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