Group 1 - The Russian military has begun using Starlink satellite signals to guide BM-35 suicide drones in attacks against Ukrainian military targets, including the destruction of an F-16 and a Su-27 fighter jet [1] - Ukraine's Defense Minister announced collaboration with SpaceX to prevent Russia from using the Starlink system for drone operations, following reports of Starlink terminals found on Russian drones [2][3] - SpaceX has not yet responded to the situation, but it previously activated Starlink services in Ukraine at Kyiv's request after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022 [3] Group 2 - In response to a request from Ukraine's Defense Ministry, SpaceX has implemented measures to limit the operation of the Starlink system in Ukraine to disrupt Russian drone attacks [4] - The Ukrainian Defense Ministry's technical advisor indicated that these measures are temporary and aimed at protecting civilians and infrastructure from drone threats [4] - Ukraine is creating a whitelist for Starlink terminals, allowing only approved devices to operate, which could potentially eliminate Russian drones reliant on the Starlink system if they cannot bypass the restrictions [5]
俄军利用马斯克“星链”操控自杀型无人机，罕见摧毁乌军后方机场2架战机；应乌方请求，SpaceX给“星链”降速
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2026-02-01 06:58