Zelenskyy seeks UK support as US stalls Starlink signal in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received amped up support

from UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham amid ongoing conflict with Russia

while the US military and Starlink had allegedly throttling its internet signal,

crippling Ukrainian drones.

Zelenskyy also said Ukraine received no intelligence from

partners about the latest rounds of missiles headed to Kyiv.

Arriving at London's 10 Downing Street to a warm embrace from UK Prime Minister

Andy Burnham, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continued ongoing

efforts to rally support from European allies, though taking

the opportunity to appeal to US President Donald Trump after

SpaceX had crippled its drones by limiting Starlink services in Ukraine.

Burnham pledged military support for Ukraine

while praising Zelenskyy's commitment to reaching a ceasefire.

The meeting at 10 Downing came just hours after a number of drone

missions were disrupted by throttled Starlink services in Ukraine and

as Russia launched more missiles and drones near Kyiv,

hitting energy and critical infrastructure.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the US government controlled the speed

of the satellite communications system and any limits on

speed or usage were decided by the US military and

ultimately the US president.

As Trump seeks to facilitate a ceasefire between the two nations,

Zelenksyy said the move could be linked to the "current political situation,"

putting into question American military support for Ukraine

in terms of intelligence and defence weapons.