The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said the military version of Starlink satellite Internet that Kyiv relies upon to fight back against Russia is once again being throttled. The Globe's Steven Chase writes that Mr. Zelenzky spoke in Dublin in the aftermath of U.S.-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine that took place in Abu Dhabi. The Ukrainian President is in Dublin to brief European leaders whose financial support and security guarantees will be crucial for any peace deal to succeed. He pleaded for more money, more military support and further sanctions on Russia. "We are again seeing problems with Starshield," he said, the military version of Starlink, SpaceX's commercial satellite Internet service. "This directly affects our ability to intercept Russian jet-powered Shahed drones," Mr. Zelensky said. "Because of the speed restrictions we simply cannot catch up with them in time." He said Ukraine is encountering this problem in Ukrainian territory currently occupied by Russia. Mr. Zelensky said Kyiv is trying to get answers on the throttling. The EU is preparing another package of sanctions on Russia and more financial assistance for Ukraine.