Fráňa Šrámek stated that her previous contribution, Radio Free America, regarding the possible cessation of American information sharing with Ukraine, was questioned by many as hysteria. Two days later, she said the situation was worsened not only by the lack of information but also by Starlink's restrictions at speeds above 165 km/h, which she claimed made it impossible to shoot down incoming missiles. She urged readers to support Ukrainian soldiers and referred to a fundraising campaign for tourniquets pinned to her profile. In the post she shared from the Radio Free America Facebook page, according to Šrámek, it stated that the purchase of Russian diesel was meant to please voters, but it was a negligible amount. The post linked this step to the defeat in Iran and claimed that Putin announced a ceasefire that was only respected by the Ukrainians. It also mentioned a new press spokesperson with ties to Truth Social and connections to China, an appearance at a rally in Texas where Trump praised the appearance of candidate John Husted, and explicit videos of lions eating people posted on his official presidential account. The post further stated, referencing Ukrainian military sources, that Elon Musk's SpaceX had abruptly limited communication via Starlink during a Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv. According to the report, Russians destroyed a key power plant, and up to eight ballistic missiles struck the city. Military communications expert Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov reportedly confirmed that the restrictions came without warning. The post also claimed that Trump wanted to compel Ukrainians to hand over territory to Putin and speculated that SpaceX acted at the request of Trump's administration; this assertion was said not to have been independently verified. Šrámek expressed that she was worried about Ukraine and her friend Adam Sybera, and described the night in Kyiv as very bad. #Ukrajina #Starlink #RFA (translated)
