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Poland rekindles Musk feud over Starlink snub
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Accounts registered in Poland are treated as Poland-only for home-country use,” reads Starlink’s current guidance.
Polish customers are not second-tier customers,” Gawkowski wrote on X.
If SpaceX blames “local regulatory requirements,” Warsaw expects it to point to the specific rules rather than offer “general explanations,” he added.
The new rules have applied to new customers signing up for Starlink since July 14, 2026 and will extend to existing Polish users on Aug. 17.
This isn't the first time Sikorski and Musk have fought over Starlink.