Starshield restrictions help Russia’s energy attacks on Ukraine: Zelenskyy

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that speed restrictions by Starlink’s military-grade internet service had aided a wave of deadly Russian attacks across Ukraine. Two people were killed on Saturday in a Russian drone attack on what Ukrainian officials called “critical infrastructure” in the northern Koriukivka region. An energy facility was also hit in Odesa overnight on Sunday, leaving 41,000 households without electricity, Ukraine’s DTEK energy provider said in a Telegram statement. Ukraine’s army said it shot down 106 of 132 Russian drones launched overnight. Zelenskyy posted on X that Russia was targeting energy substations with Shahed drones, which both sides commonly attack each other with.