Poland has handed over nearly 30,000 Starlink terminals to Ukraine
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The Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs has released data on its assistance to Ukraine in the field of communications. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022, the Polish side has purchased and handed over nearly 30,000 Starlink satellite internet terminals to Ukrainian users.
The total cost of this aid amounted to over 480 million Polish zlotys, which is equivalent to approximately 121 million US dollars. These terminals have become an essential tool for ensuring stable internet connectivity amid constant attacks on Ukraine's energy and communications infrastructure.
Starlink systems play a critical role in the operation of government agencies, medical facilities, and educational centers. Thanks to satellite communications, Ukrainians are able to stay connected even in regions where terrestrial networks have been damaged or destroyed as a result of hostilities.
This support from Poland is part of a large-scale international effort aimed at supporting the resilience of Ukrainian society. Ensuring uninterrupted network access remains one of the priority tasks for coordinating efforts between Ukraine and its European partners.
Sources: Українські Новини
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