Hi,

Did Elon Musk unilaterally interfere with the Ukrainian war effort through
his control of Starlink satellite service?

Questions are swirling after the New York Times reported that Musk
acknowledged withholding Starlink satellite service to thwart Ukrainian
military operations.^1 The American people, the U.S. government, and the
world have the right to know exactly what Musk did with the satellite
services he provided in Ukraine, and the impact it had on the armed
conflict that the United States is spending tens of billions of dollars
on.

[ [link removed] ]Sign the petition: Tell Congress to investigate Elon Musk’s role in
disrupting satellite services in Ukraine.

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These revelations raise both new and old questions about the control of
billionaires and Big Tech companies over critical aspects of society. If
Elon Musk can flip a switch and disrupt planned Ukrainian military
operations, or prevent service from operating in certain areas, a
billionaire is able to single-handedly make a decision with major impacts
on an international armed conflict.

A Ukrainian adviser to President Zelensky claimed that Musk interfered
with Ukraine’s operations, allowed Russia to fire cruise missiles at
Ukraine, and put civilians in grave danger.^2

These claims and Musk’s admission provide plenty of reason for Congress to
launch a full investigation into what happened.

[ [link removed] ]Add your name: Congress must investigate Musk’s role in Ukraine.

Thanks for taking action,

Tihi and the team at Demand Progress

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Sources:

 1. New York Times, "Elon Musk Acknowledges Withholding Satellite Service
to Thwart Ukrainian Attack,” [ [link removed] ]September 8, 2023.
 2. Ibid.
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