Starlink restrictions, a week ago, disrupted Ukrainian missions in 2 main ways: (a) by resulting in 10-20 seconds of connection loss in strike drones that made them harder to control and forced cancellation of attacks, and (b) by weakening the control reliability of satellite-connected interceptors against Russian jet drones flying above 400 km/h.
Both failures appear to have spurred Ukraine to change its drone designs for future missions.
Although connectivity above 400 km/h was restored on October 24, uncertainty over future access will likely push developers to preserve more mission functions when a connection disappears.
How Is Ukraine Adapting Its Drones?
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