The Hill reported that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday that Ukrainian military units had recorded disruptions to the Starshield satellite communications service for days. In a post on the social platform X, Zelensky said the restrictions were limiting the speed at which Starshield could be used to 100 mph.

The Hill's account, as summarized, says that as a result, Ukrainian interceptors could act in a way the summary does not finish describing. The summary ends before stating what the interceptors could do, so the full effect on them is not stated in the material available.

CBS News reported that Zelenskyy said Thursday that the country's Starshield defense system had been limited again. That statement came as President Donald Trump's senior envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, held separate talks with both Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The CBS News report was prepared by Eleanor Watson.

The two outlets describe the Starshield system differently. CBS News called it a defense system, while The Hill described it as a satellite communications service. The summaries of the two reports do not reconcile those descriptions.

Both summaries describe the restrictions as renewed, but only The Hill's summary gives a speed figure. Neither summary identifies who imposed the restrictions. The CBS News summary does not mention a speed limit or how long the disruptions lasted, and neither summary says whether the limits have been lifted.

Sources: The Hill: Starshield speed again limited, Zelensky says; CBS News: Zelenskyy says Ukraine's Starshield use limited again amid meeting with U.S. envoys.