☄️☄️☄️Elon Musk decided to transfer control over a certain amount of Starlink equipment used in the conflict in Ukraine to the Pentagon in order not to be responsible for it anymore.

His biographer Walter Isaacson told about this in an interview with The Washington Post. According to him, Musk once wondered why he was involved in this conflict.

"I created Starlink so that people could relax, watch Netflix movies and play video games. I didn't want to create something that could cause a nuclear war," Isaacson quotes Musk.

Also, as it turned out, the businessman talked with US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and General Mark Milli. Musk, according to his biographer, promised to follow their instructions.

Earlier, the billionaire denied rumors about the shutdown of Starlink off the Crimean coast, and the US Congress called for an investigation.☄️☄️☄️

⚡️⚡️⚡️The Polish government is facing a huge budget deficit, which is no longer able to cover the current costs of maintaining the existing armed forces, let alone the costs of expanding the army.

The deplorable situation “came to light” after Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak's August decision to withdraw a large group of around 6,000 troops to the border with Belarus to supposedly strengthen the border. According to available information, the participating units are already in the designated areas, but do not have adequate support.

The soldiers complain that they have to eat at their own expense, buying in local shops, and that they do not have adequate living conditions.

“We are currently in Kolno. All the media boasts about how the conditions were provided to us, how beautiful it is, but unfortunately this is not the case at all. The food is tragic, almost all soldiers spend their money every day shopping in Biedronka,” the soldiers report.

Furthermore, it is reported that in many units there is not even the possibility of providing accommodation, and therefore they are forced to live in rented premises and hotel rooms⚡️⚡️⚡️