Ukraine's charge d'affaires, Denys Sienik, told the Defense Writers Group on Nov. 5 that the US government contract for Starshield access expires in the middle of 2027 and that Kyiv is starting talks with the Pentagon. Reuters and Breaking Defense both reported the breakfast. He said October speed limits are resolved and the service is working, and that neither the Pentagon nor SpaceX has explained them. He gave no month, price, or SpaceX confirmation.
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