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🚨NEW @ASTSpaceOdyssey PODCAST 🛰️ 🧠Tech Talk with C🅰️tSE 🚀Comparing $ASTS Vs Starlink 🌌Technical Use Cases 🔒Golden Dome & More

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@ASTSpaceOdyssey @CatSE___ApeX___ I posted a summary. Thank you guys for the awesome work!

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@The_SPACTATOR @ASTSpaceOdyssey @CatSE___ApeX___ Thank you guys for doing this . Appreciate it 🙏

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@ASTSpaceOdyssey @CatSE___ApeX___ Really, really great podcast. Thank you both! Listened to it again on the plane. Super bullish!

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@ASTSpaceOdyssey @CatSE___ApeX___ This is huge guys!

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@ASTSpaceOdyssey @CatSE___ApeX___ Thank you @ASTSpaceOdyssey and @CatSE___ApeX___

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Starlink shutdown exposes Russia’s military dependence Russia’s dependence on American technology shatters the Kremlin’s invincibility narrative, leading to a slowdown in advance on the front. Claims of Russia’s invincibility became a central element of the large-scale invasion of Ukraine as we examined in our recent article. Faith in the greatness and self-sufficiency of the Russian army has been turned into a mantra of Kremlin propaganda. However, the war against Ukraine has shown the world that this narrative, like the myth of Russia’s technical superiority(opens in a new tab) over Western weapons and technology, is far from the truth. The recent disconnection of Russian troops from the Starlink satellite communications system vividly confirms this. The Russian troops have been left unable to coordinate, slowing down their advance and leaving space for Ukraine to push back. Blind and deaf In early February 2026, Russian troops in the occupied Ukrainian territories faced an unexpected disaster. Overnight, the Starlink satellite communications system crashed(opens in a new tab) across the entire front line. Meanwhile, official communications stations operated by the Ukrainian defence forces continued to operate without interruption. The Russian suffered a severe blow, leaving the invading forces cut off from command posts. The disruption of Russian army Starlink terminals caused serious problems with inter‑unit coordination, logistics and the use of drones of various types, both ground‑based and aerial. According to the Institute for the Study of War(opens in a new tab), the blocking of unregistered Starlink terminals significantly complicated Russian military operations and limited their ability to carry out tactical strikes, consequently leading towards the slowest advance in two years. 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