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埃隆·马斯克周三将矛头指向特朗普政府，此前乌克兰紧急设法撤销这位亿万富翁旗下公司出台的新版星盾服务限制令。该限制令打乱了乌军作战行动，威胁到基辅拦截俄军攻击无人机的能力。
尽管星盾由马斯克的太空探索技术公司（SpaceX）建造运营，但卫星及相关基础设施归美国政府所有并由其管控，马斯克周三在X平台的帖子中明确了这一点。
“任何关于使用速度或范围的限制，均由美国军方决定，最终由美国总统拍板，”这位同时执掌SpaceX、特斯拉和X平台的CEO在帖文中写道。
一位知情人士向福克斯新闻数字频道透露，尽管乌克兰截至2027年5月15日之前一直通过美国政府合约使用该服务，但在限制令夜间生效前，乌方未收到任何预先警告。
乌克兰军队在遭遇通信连接问题并联系SpaceX客服后才发现了这项新规。该消息人士称，乌军被告知，星盾服务将限制时速100英里及以上的平台使用。
马斯克并未说明是否由唐纳德·特朗普总统、战争部长皮特·赫格斯瑟或其他美国官员亲自批准了这项新限制，也未解释出台该限制的原因。
专家：俄罗斯或使用隐蔽“饭盒大小”无人机对抗乌军防御
他还试图将政府管控的星盾服务与SpaceX的商业星链网络区分开来，并称后者不得用于进攻性军事行动。
此举正值华盛顿与基辅因乌克兰袭击俄罗斯能源基础设施的紧张关系升级之际。马斯克几天前就此类袭击批评泽连斯基，在X平台上写道，乌克兰总统“做得太过分了”。
在这项限制被报道数小时后，乌克兰国防部长米哈伊洛·费多罗夫表示，低于新限速阈值的星链连接正在恢复，但明确表示基辅仍在推动彻底取消这项限速规定。
“时速最高160公里的星链连接正在恢复，”费多罗夫周三在X平台上写道。“彻底取消星盾的限速，现在对乌克兰的国防至关重要。”
“感谢你，@elonmusk，”费多罗夫补充道。“我们期待你继续提供支持。”
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基的国防技术顾问谢尔盖·别斯列斯特诺夫警告称，这项限制可能会严重阻碍乌克兰拦截俄军新型喷气动力“天竺葵”攻击无人机的努力，称其威胁到了乌克兰“抵御这些无人机的少数可行途径之一”。
乌克兰军队也开始记录战场受到的影响。乌克兰第7快速反应 corps 称，胡利亚伊波莱前线的一个无人系统单位已经因通信连接问题被迫取消任务。该单位报告称，即便无人机以低于规定的100英里时速飞行，也出现了中断情况。
北卡罗来纳州共和党参议员汤姆·蒂利斯在X平台上向SpaceX施压。“我相信这并非SpaceX的政策变动，因为如果是的话，故意削弱乌克兰自卫能力可能会被视为协助和教唆大规模谋杀犯。能否确认这并非SpaceX的意图？”
星盾是SpaceX的国家安全卫星服务，基于该公司更知名的星链网络技术开发。
这项变更可能会影响依赖星盾连接的高速移动的乌克兰无人机、飞机和直升机，包括用于拦截俄军“天竺葵”袭击的无人机。据该消息人士透露，乌军此前就报告过即便在低于规定时速的情况下也存在性能问题。
乌克兰寻求更多美国“爱国者”拦截弹，防空洞调查持续深入
另一位知情人士向福克斯新闻数字频道透露，乌克兰已联系SpaceX寻求对限制令的解释，并要求该公司恢复此前的服务能力。
他们表示，乌克兰已向马斯克的公司传达，这项限制此前并不适用于乌军终端，且在乌克兰与入侵俄军的持续战争中，给乌军作战行动造成了严重问题。
据该消息人士称，基辅还指出，其截至2027年5月15日通过美国政府签订的现行服务协议涵盖陆基移动和固定使用场景，包括移动平台。
该消息人士称，截至周三上午，SpaceX尚未回应乌克兰的请求。
五角大楼整合无人机监管，特朗普政府推动快速无人作战力量扩张
波兰外交部长拉迪斯拉夫·西科尔斯基就这项限制严厉批评马斯克。
“嘿@elonmusk，大人物，你又在用你的产品搞政治了吗？作为你的欧洲客户，我们正密切关注你，”他在X平台上写道。
波兰为乌克兰境内运行的2900多台星链终端支付费用。
西科尔斯基与马斯克去年就乌克兰对星链的依赖问题发生过争执，当时马斯克对西科尔斯基说：“闭嘴，小个子。”
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系五角大楼、白宫和SpaceX寻求详细信息。目前没有公开证据证实马斯克亲自下令实施这项限制。
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五角大楼通过太空军与SpaceX签订星盾服务合同，使该部门在管理政府与该公司的协议中拥有直接话语权。但五角大楼有合同存在，并不意味着军方或SpaceX有权管控具体的作战限制，包括这项新的限速规定。
Elon Musk blames Trump, US military for SpaceX restrictions Ukraine warns could have deadly consequences
October 14, 2026 1:32pm EDT / Updated October 14, 2026 3:44pm EDT / Fox News
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
Elon Musk pointed to the Trump administration Wednesday after Ukraine scrambled to reverse new Starshield restrictions put in place by the trillionaire’s company that disrupted military operations and threatened Kyiv’s ability to intercept Russian attack drones.
While Starshield is built and operated by Musk’s company SpaceX, individual satellites and infrastructure are owned and controlled by the U.S. government — which he made clear in a post to X on Wednesday.
“Any limits on speed or usage are decided by the US military and ultimately POTUS,” the SpaceX, Tesla and X CEO wrote in his post.
A source familiar with the situation told Fox News Digital that Ukraine received no advance warning before the restrictions took effect overnight, despite relying on the service under arrangements contracted through the U.S. government until May 15, 2027.
Ukrainian forces discovered the change after experiencing connectivity problems and contacting SpaceX customer support. They were told Starshield service would be restricted on platforms traveling at speeds of 100 miles per hour or higher, the source said.
Musk did not say whether President Donald Trump, War Secretary Pete Hegseth or another U.S. official personally authorized the new restriction or explain why it was imposed.
The Starlink logo is displayed on a smartphone screen and a computer screen displaying a portrait of Elon Musk, the owner of Starlink.(Dominika Zarzycka/SOPA Images/LightRocket)
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He also sought to distinguish the government-controlled Starshield service from SpaceX’s commercial Starlink network, which he said cannot be used for offensive military operations.
The distinction comes amid growing tensions between Washington and Kyiv over Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. Musk criticized Zelenskyy over those attacks days earlier, writing on X that the Ukrainian president had “gone too far.”
Hours after the change was reported, Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said connectivity at speeds below the new threshold was being restored, while making clear that Kyiv was still seeking removal of the speed restriction itself.
“Starlink connectivity at speeds of up to 160 km/h is being restored,” Fedorov wrote on X Wednesday. “Removing Starshield’s speed limit entirely is now critical for Ukraine’s defense.”
“Thank you, @elonmusk,” Fedorov added. “We hope for your continued support.”
An office building burns following a Russian drone attack in central Odesa, Ukraine, on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026.(Michael Shtekel/AP)
Serhii Beskrestnov, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on defense technology,warned that the change could particularly hamper Ukraine’s efforts to intercept Russia’s newer, jet-powered Shahed attack drones, saying it threatened “one of our few chances to defend the country” against them.
Ukrainian forces have also begun documenting effects on the battlefield. Ukraine’s 7th Rapid Response Corps said one unmanned systems unit on the Huliaipole front had already been forced to cancel missions because of connectivity problems. The unit reported interruptions even while drones were traveling below the stated 100 mph threshold.
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., pressed SpaceX for answers on X. “I’m confident this does not reflect a change in SpaceX policy because if so, intentionally degrading Ukraine’s ability to defend itself might be construed as aiding and abetting a mass murderer. Can you confirm that’s not SpaceX’s intent?”
Starshield is SpaceX’s national security satellite service, based on technology developed for the company’s better-known Starlink network.
The change could affect Ukrainian drones, aircraft and helicopters that rely on Starshield connectivity while moving at high speeds, including drones used to intercept Russian Shahed attacks. Ukrainian units had reported performance problems even at speeds below the stated threshold, according to the source.
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President Donald Trump said he likes Elon Musk “a lot” after the pair faced a rift over the One Big Beautiful Bill earlier this year.(Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Ukraine has contacted SpaceX seeking an explanation for the restrictions and asking the company to restore its previous service capabilities, the source familiar with the move told Fox News Digital.
They said Ukraine communicated to Musk’s company that the restriction had not previously applied to its terminals and was creating significant operational problems for Ukrainian forces in its continued war with aggressor Russia.
Kyiv also noted that its current service arrangements, contracted through the U.S. government until May 15, 2027, cover land-based mobile and fixed uses, including mobile platforms, according to the source.
SpaceX had not responded to Ukraine’s request as of Wednesday morning, the source said.
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Polish Foreign Minister Radislaw Sikorski tore into Musk over the restrictions.
“Hey @elonmusk, big man, are you playing politics with your products again? As your European customers, wea are watching you,” he wrote on X.
Poland pays for more than 2,900 Starlink terminals operating in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks at a press conference after meetings with the heads of the EU and Ireland following a formal ceremony to mark the launch of Ireland’s eighth EU presidency, at Dublin Castle in Dublin on July 1, 2026.(Paul Faith / AFP via Getty Images)
Sikorski and Musk clashed last year over Ukraine’s dependence on Starlink, with Musk telling Sikorski, “Be quiet, small man.”
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Pentagon, White House and SpaceX for details. There’s been no public confirmation that Musk personally ordered the restrictions.
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The Pentagon, through Space Force, contracts with SpaceX for Starshield services, giving the department a direct role in administering the government’s agreements with the company. But the existence of a Pentagon contract does not establish whether the military or SpaceX has authority over specific operational restrictions, including the new speed limit.
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