Poland will continue to fund the operation of Starlink terminals in Ukraine and will continue to support their operation during a full-scale war. Since the beginning of the invasion, the Polish side has transferred to Ukraine more than 29 thousand terminals, which provide connectivity for critical infrastructure, hospitals and frontline regions.
This was reported by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.
“Poland is our strategic and reliable partner,” the ministry notes.
As reported by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, the Polish side has not only transferred over 29,000 Starlink terminals since the start of the full-scale war, but also continues to finance their operation.
Thanks to satellite internet, hospitals, schools, critical infrastructure facilities, and communities in frontline regions can stay connected even during massive attacks and blackouts.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs emphasizes that uninterrupted internet is the basis for the functioning of the state's digital services and operational coordination in times of war.