SpaceX founder Elon Musk said on Saturday that the organization’s Starlink satellite broadband help is accessible in Ukraine and SpaceX is sending more terminals to the country, whose Internet has been disturbed because of the Russian invasion.

“Starlink internet services are currently active in Ukraine. More terminals in transit,” Musk tweeted.

He was answering a tweet by a Ukraine government official who requested that Musk give the best country Starlink stations

Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, tweeted, “@elonmusk, while you attempt to colonize Mars – Russia attempts to invade Ukraine! While your rockets successfully land from space – Russian rockets assault Ukrainian common individuals!” 

Internet connectivity in Ukraine has been impacted by the Russian attack, especially in the southern and eastern parts of the nation where battling has been heaviest, Internet screens said on Saturday.

While incredibly exorbitant to convey, satellite innovation can give web to individuals who live in provincial or difficult-to-serve spots where fiber-optic links

and cell towers don’t reach. The innovation can likewise be a basic barrier when tropical storms or other catastrophic events upset correspondence.

Musk said on January 15 that SpaceX had 1,469 Starlink satellites dynamic and 272 moving to functional orbits soon.