They simply fell from the sky: what happened to the Ukrainian drones on their way to Russia?

Dozens of Ukrainian drones fell from the sky following a disruption to an American satellite network. Kyiv suspects the Trump administration is behind the move, while Washington denies it. New speed restrictions have thwarted the use of interceptors against Russian drones.

Dozens of Ukrainian drones fell from the sky following a disruption to the American satellite network Starshield. Senior Ukrainian officials suspect the Trump administration deliberately ordered the disruptions to punish Kyiv for its strikes against Russian oil refineries and to force it to capitulate in the war. Washington denies the allegations. The article quotes General Andriy Biletsky, commander of the Center group in eastern Ukraine, who said the new speed restriction is 'a painful decision that literally harms the defense of our cities.' Deputy Yuriy Butusov said the disruptions gave the Russian army 'a day off' and cost Ukraine 'much more blood.'

They simply fell from the sky: what happened to the Ukrainian drones on their way to Russia?