Pentagon inspector general declines to open Starlink investigation
The War Department Office of Inspector General has declined a request from members of Congress to open an investigation into this month’s controversial slowdown of SpaceX platforms used by Ukraine. The decision comes about two weeks after a
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The War Department Office of Inspector General has declined a request from members of Congress to open an investigation into this month’s controversial slowdown of SpaceX platforms used by Ukraine. The decision comes about two weeks after a bipartisan group of senators urged the inspector general to investigate which U.S.
officials were responsible for slowdowns […]
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