NPR reported that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said normal Starlink operating speeds were restored after more than a week of disruptions.

The Hill reported that Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara said Saturday on a call with reporters that Ukraine's Starlink satellite links had been restored after the country experienced limitations in accessing the technology. The outlet said that SpaceX's military-grade version of Starlink, called Starshield, supports Ukraine's drone operations and communication.

ABC News reported that Ukrainian officials said speed restrictions on Starlink and Starshield that hampered military operations have been lifted. Its headline said Ukraine's Starlink satellite access is "fully back" after a weeklong disruption.

The three reports differ on who made the announcement and on how long the disruption lasted. The Hill attributed the restoration to the defense minister, NPR attributed the speed statement to Zelenskyy, and ABC News attributed the lifted restrictions to unnamed Ukrainian officials. ABC News described the disruption as weeklong, while NPR described it as more than a week. The Hill's headline called the event a slowdown.

The summaries from The Hill, ABC News and NPR do not describe what caused the disruptions. Each report relies on statements from Ukrainian officials.

Sources: The Hill: Ukraine reports Starlink operating again after slowdown; ABC News: Ukraine says Starlink satellite access is fully back after weeklong disruption; NPR: Ukraine says Starlink is back to normal after disruptions.