Elon Musk denied the allegations of Starlink devices being used by terrorists in India after two satellite dishes were seized in Manipur during drug smuggling and militant operations 🚫

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Elon Musk denied the information that Starlink was used by terrorists in India. He stated that the company's satellite signals had never been turned on in India. The statement followed after Indian authorities seized two Starlink devices from militants in the state of Manipur. Authorities suspect that the devices were used for navigation by smugglers and requested information about the buyers from the company. Starlink continues to try to obtain permission to operate in India but faces strict security requirements.

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