Secretary of State Marco Rubio and tech billionaire Elon Musk have had a contentious exchange with Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski, in a series of X posts on Sunday over the use of Musk's Starlink satellite system in Ukraine.

Tech billionaire says Ukrainian military relies on Starlink as Russia can jam all other communications - Anadolu Ajansı

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland, which pays for Ukraine's Starlink internet services, may seek an alternative if Elon Musk's company proves to be "unreliable", the foreign minister said on Sunday after the billionaire speculated about turning off access to the system.

Calls for an end to the war Expressing his dismay over the prolonged conflict, Musk added, "What I am sickened by is years of slaughter in a stalemate that Ukraine will inevitably lose. Anyone who really cares, really thinks and really understands wants the meat grinder to stop. PEACE NOW!!"

Elon Musk has claimed that if he turned off his Starlink satellite internet services, the “entire front line” in Ukraine would collapse.

Tech baron Elon Musk appeared to call for US sanctions against wealthy Ukrainians as a means of pushing for an end to the bloody war — while boasting that he’s been propping up the country’s military with his Starlink satellite internet.

Elon Musk on Sunday seemed to issue a warning to Ukraine over its war with Russia, implying that he could turn off the crucial Starlink system in Kyiv if they did not stop the fight. Starlink has been instrumental in defence communication in Ukraine since 2022.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk stated on X that Starlink is crucial for the Ukrainian army, and without it, the front line would collapse. He also called for an immediate peace agreement. Elon Musk made several bold statements regarding the war in Ukraine and his role in it.

Elon Musk called his Starlink stytem the 'backbone of the Ukrainian army' as the tech billionaire boasted about challenging Putin to 'one on one physical combat' over Ukraine