Problems due to Poland's veto on the law to aid Ukraine
The Polish president's veto on the law to aid Ukrainians may lead to the shutdown of Starlink internet for Ukraine. This decision also threatens the loss of a secure place to store government data, said Polish Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski, expressing strong criticism towards the head of state.
According to him, the refusal of the law may result in the cessation of Polish funding for Starlink terminals, which provided communication for Ukrainian military and government institutions. The minister warned of possible consequences for Ukraine, which is fighting for its independence.
Presidential vetoes cut blindly! Karol Nawrocki is shutting down the internet for Ukraine with his decision, as it effectively means his decision regarding the law to assist the citizens of Ukraine. This marks the end of Starlink internet, which Poland supplies to the warring Ukraine. It also marks the end of support for…
— Krzysztof Gawkowski (@KGawkowski) August 25, 2025
The importance of support and cooperation
Such a network shutdown could serve as a significant gift to enemies and harm not only Ukraine but also Poles. Gawkowski urges the president to consider the possible consequences of his actions and not to damage the relationships between countries that should be partners in the fight for values and freedom.
It is worth noting that earlier in Poland, a decision was made to deprive Ukrainians of the ability to receive payments and medical insurance.
The Polish veto on the law to aid Ukraine may affect internet services and the security of the country's data, which could lead to serious consequences for both countries and exacerbate their relations.