Donald Trump's return to the White House has been even more turbulent than expected in Ukraine. The booing of Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office, the suspension of US military and intelligence support –now reestablished–, the massive bombings against critical infrastructure, the devastation of nearby front-line towns like Dobropilia, and the Russian offensive to recapture the Kursk region are marking a turning point in the war. The talks in Saudi Arabia, in which Kiev accepted the White House's partial ceasefire proposal, appear to have minimally reestablished the fragile relations between Zelensky and Trump. But last week culminated with a disturbing warning, which worries Ukrainians despite the news coming from Jeddah on Tuesday: Elon Musk stated that "the entire front line" in Ukraine would collapse if Starlink, the communications satellite network he owns, were disconnected.