Gawkowski made these statements on social media, reinforcing Poland's position in ongoing support for Ukraine.

Gawkowski stressed that Poland has purchased Starlink terminals for Ukraine and will continue to cover the subscription fees, asserting that terminating the service would breach a business contract.

Despite concerns, Andriy Kovalenko from the National Security and Defense Council confirmed that Starlink services remain operational in Ukraine, with alternative communication methods also available at the front.

The potential disconnection of Starlink would pose serious implications for communication, especially for Ukrainian troops engaged in combat.

Zelensky clarified that while Ukraine is open to signing the agreement, it requires security guarantees that are currently absent, and he criticized the document for unfairly stipulating a 50% transfer of resources.

Ukrainian forces have heavily relied on Starlink for military operations, while reports indicate that Russian forces have also utilized Starlink terminals obtained through the black market.

US negotiators are reportedly demanding more from Ukraine in the proposed minerals agreement than what the US has spent on Ukraine's defense since the start of the conflict.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed concerns that a proposed minerals agreement with the US lacks essential elements, including investments, profits, and security guarantees.

On February 12, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent presented a draft minerals agreement to Ukraine, which Zelensky rejected due to inadequate protections for Ukraine's interests.

Former President Donald Trump has criticized Zelensky, labeling him a 'dictator without elections' and blaming Ukraine for instigating the war with Russia.

Amid these tensions, Polish President Andrzej Duda is scheduled to meet with Trump, highlighting the growing concerns over the relationship between the US and Ukraine.

Polish Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski has reaffirmed Poland's commitment to supporting Ukraine with satellite internet, particularly in light of reports that the US may disable Starlink services.