Eleanor Beardsley

He said nothing else works.

Eleanor Beardsley, NPR News, Kyiv.

There is now what's known as a whitelist where civilian and military users of Starlink in Ukraine must register their terminals.

Anton Sadyukov sells and adapts Starlink terminals.

He told newspaper The Kiev Independent it's already making a difference.

Right now, the entire front on the enemy's side has stopped, he says.

SpaceX cut off their technology, and this has been effective.

NPR visited a hospital and an undeclosed site in the east, where surgeon Oleksii Mikuljuk says cutting access to technology and tough economic sanctions are the only way to end the war.

Because war is money.

We're seeing it every day.

He says since Russian forces have been blocked from using Starlink, they are seeing fewer wounded Ukrainian soldiers.

Eleanor Beardsley, NPR News, Kyiv.

Zelensky said the $12 trillion scheme was presented by Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriev, who manages Russia's sovereign wealth fund.

But Ukrainian economist Pavlo Shurenko says its enactment is highly unlikely as Russia's entire GDP in one year is only $2.3 trillion and Russia's economy is in tatters.

But, says Chirinko, the plan shows how Russia is trying to influence peace talks.

Ukrainians say President Putin is proposing business deals to play for time so he can continue his war on Ukraine.

Eleanor Beardsley in PR News, Kyiv.

Producing this weaponry would be impossible without critical foreign components, which the Russians continue to obtain by circumventing sanctions, Zelensky wrote on X.

He said Ukraine is introducing new sanctions against companies that continue to supply such components, wittingly or unwittingly, as well as against the missile and drone manufacturers.

Targets include China, Panama, and UAE-based companies.