Lawmakers in the US Congress have weighed in on an investigation that concerns intelligence provided for Ukraine. A good part of the debate centers on plans to equip Kyiv with the Starshield satellite system. Starshield is SpaceX's secure, government-grade offshoot of Starlink, built for military and national security customers. Handing such a system to Ukraine would tie American defense technology even closer to the country's battlefield communications. The congressional comments touched on the possible consequences, from the cost to Washington to the reaction such a step could provoke. The remarks came as the investigation into intelligence work tied to Ukraine drew attention on Capitol Hill. Oversight of programs like Starshield runs through Congress, which controls the money and can summon those responsible to answer for the choices made.