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WASHINGTON: SpaceX<\/a> has taken steps to prevent Ukraine's military from using the company's Starlink<\/a> satellite internet service for controlling drones in the region during the country's war with Russia, SpaceX's president said Wednesday.
SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service, which has provided Ukraine's military with broadband communications in its defense against Russia's military, was \"never never meant to be weaponized,\" Gwynne Shotwell, SpaceX's president and chief operating officer, said during a conference in Washington, D.C.
\"However, Ukrainians have leveraged it in ways that were unintentional and not part of any agreement,\" she said.
Speaking later with reporters, Shotwell referred to reports that the Ukrainian military had used the Starlink service to control drones.
Ukraine has made effective use of unmanned aircraft for spotting enemy positions, targeting long-range fires and dropping bombs.
\"There are things that we can do to limit their ability to do that,\" she said, referring to Starlink's use with drones. \"There are things that we can do, and have done.\"
Shotwell declined to say what measures SpaceX had taken.
Using Starlink with drones went beyond the scope of an agreement SpaceX has with the Ukrainian government, Shotwell said, adding the contract was intended for humanitarian purposes such as providing broadband internet to hospitals, banks and families affected by Russia's invasion.
\"We know the military is using them for comms, and that's ok,\" she said. \"But our intent was never to have them use it for offensive purposes.\"
SpaceX has privately shipped truckloads of Starlink terminals to Ukraine, allowing the country's military to communicate by plugging them in and connecting them with the nearly 4,000 satellites SpaceX has launched into low-Earth orbit so far.
Governments including the United States and France have paid for other shipments of Starlink terminals on top of those funded privately by SpaceX.
Russia has attempted to jam Starlink signals in the region, though SpaceX countered by hardening the service's software, Elon Musk<\/a>, the company's chief executive, has said.
Asked if SpaceX had anticipated Starlink's use for offensive purposes in Ukraine when deciding to ship terminals into conflict zones, Shotwell said: \"We didn't think about it. I didn't think about it. Our starlink team may have, I don't know. But we learned pretty quickly.\"
Starlink had suffered services outages in Ukraine late last year, for reasons SpaceX did not explain.
Asked if those outages were related to SpaceX's efforts to curb offensive use of Starlink, Shotwell said: \"I don't want to answer it because I'm not sure I know the answer.\"
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SpaceX遏制乌克兰无人机的使用我们的互联网:总统
SpaceX是我们卫星互联网服务提供了乌克兰的军事与宽带通信对抗俄罗斯的军事,是“从未从未打算突破,”据Shotwell, SpaceX公司的总裁兼首席运营官,在华盛顿特区在发布会上说
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华盛顿:SpaceX公司已经采取措施阻止乌克兰的军事使用公司的吗我们无人机控制卫星互联网服务在该地区与俄罗斯国家的战争期间,SpaceX总统周三说。
SpaceX是我们卫星互联网服务提供了乌克兰的军事与宽带通信对抗俄罗斯的军事,是“从未从未打算突破,”据Shotwell, SpaceX公司的总裁兼首席运营官,在华盛顿特区在发布会上说
“然而,乌克兰人的方式利用它是无意识的,而不是任何协议的一部分,”她说。
Shotwell随后对记者的讲话中,提到报道,乌克兰军事控制无人机使用了我们的服务。
乌克兰取得有效使用无人驾驶飞机发现敌人位置,针对远程火灾和扔炸弹。
“有一些事情我们可以做来限制他们的能力,”她说,指的是我们使用无人机。“有些事情,我们能做的,已经做了。”
Shotwell拒绝透露SpaceX公司已经采取了什么措施。
用我们无人超越的范围SpaceX公司与乌克兰政府达成协议,Shotwell说,添加合同的目的是用于人道主义目的提供宽带互联网等医院,银行和家庭受到俄罗斯入侵的影响。
“我们知道军队使用审稿,没关系,”她说。“但我们的意图从来没有让他们用它来进攻了。”
SpaceX曾私下我们终端的卡车运往乌克兰,允许该国的军事交流堵塞和连接它们的近4000 SpaceX公司迄今发射到近地轨道的卫星。
包括美国和法国政府支付的其他货物我们终端SpaceX私人资助的。
俄罗斯试图干扰我们信号在该地区,尽管SpaceX反驳通过强化服务的软件,Elon Musk该公司的首席执行官,说。
问SpaceX预期我们使用的进攻在乌克兰在决定船舶终端进入冲突地区,Shotwell说:“我们没有考虑它。我没有考虑它。我们团队,我不知道。但我们很快学会了。”
我们遭受了服务中断在乌克兰去年晚些时候,SpaceX公司没有解释原因。
问这些中断相关SpaceX的努力抑制进攻我们的使用,Shotwell说:“我不想回答,因为我不确定我知道问题的答案。”
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