[UPDATE] Two U.S. officials and a Western official say the order to cap Ukraine's Starshield terminals came from the White House

Starshield is the military version of SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet, bought by the U.S. government for Ukraine's forces. Ukrainian terminals lost service whenever the drone or aircraft carrying them flew faster than 100 mph (160 km/h). A Ukrainian official told Axios that service came back to full capacity after more than a day. Reuters' three sources said the order came from inside the White House but did not name who gave it or who carried it out. The denial. A senior U.S. official told Bloomberg that Trump himself did not restrict Ukraine's access. The pushback. Tillis called the outage "at best... an unacceptable error or lapse" and, at worst, a deliberate choice to "clear the field for a Russian attack." Britain's defense secretary plans to raise it with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Still open. Who in the White House gave the order, and under what authority. No directive or named official has surfaced.