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Ukrainian diplomat says SpaceX satellite access remains restricted
CBS News reported that Denys Sienik, Ukraine's chargé d'affaires in Washington, said Kyiv's access to SpaceX satellite service remains restricted despite President Trump's claim that Elon Musk had fully restored it.
- New headline Was: “Top Ukrainian diplomat says SpaceX satellite access is still restricted”
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Ukraine's top diplomat in Washington said on CBS News that Kyiv's access to SpaceX satellite service remains restricted, even after President Donald Trump said Elon Musk had fully restored it1.
Denys Sienik, chargé d'affaires at the Embassy of Ukraine in the United States, discussed the status of that access in a CBS video interview published Friday1. CBS said Ukrainian officials maintain the satellite service is still limited1.
CBS framed the diplomat's comments as a direct contrast with Trump's claim that Musk had fully restored access1. The video item did not include an on-record response from SpaceX, Musk or the White House in the material available from that page1.
CBS did not publish a separate written report with additional documents or technical measurements alongside the clip1. What remains unknown from this source is whether any later restoration took effect after the interview was recorded1.
