Rzeczpospolita announced SpaceX's decision to remove Poland from the Starlink network in the EU

American entrepreneur Elon Musk's company SpaceX has excluded Poland from the European Starlink communications region, the Rzeczpospolita newspaper reported on August 11.

"SpaceX is making changes to the terms of service for satellite Internet. The result? Poland was unexpectedly excluded from the European mobile communications region," the newspaper writes.

The media adds that Polish customers who use terminals while traveling will now have to significantly increase costs.

According to the latest update of the service rules, SpaceX introduces strict divisions into regional geographical zones. It is assumed that countries within the same region do not create additional restrictions, so travel between them is not considered international.

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Also on August 7, The Atlantic magazine, citing sources, reported that Musk was not giving Ukraine the opportunity to use its Starlink satellite system to target targets located in Russia, fearing further escalation of the conflict.