Ukrainian Forces lose over 90 Starlink stations near Kharkov since early May — commander
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A representative of Russia's 11th Army Corps claims that Russian forces have destroyed over 90 Ukrainian Starlink stations in the Kharkov Region since early May. The official attributes this success to the effectiveness of Russian drone operators and poor Ukrainian camouflage.
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What happened
Unmanned systems crews of Russia’s Battlegroup North’s 11th Army Corps have destroyed more than 90 Starlink stations of the Ukrainian armed forces in the Kharkov Region since the beginning of May, the head of the 11th Corps’ unmanned systems planning and…
Why it matters
"The Ukrainian armed forces have lost more than 90 Starlink stations since the beginning of May in the Kharkov Region.
Common ground
The active work of reconnaissance and attack drone operators of the Battlegroup North’s 11th Army Corps is disrupting the Ukrainian forces’ internet connection and communications with military command centers," he said.
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A representative of Russia's 11th Army Corps claims that Russian forces have destroyed over 90 Ukrainian Starlink stations in the Kharkov Region since early May. The official attributes this success to the effectiveness of Russian drone operators and poor Ukrainian camouflage.
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