SpaceX won’t take action against Russian media outlets, CEO Elon Musk said March 5. SpaceX’s Starlink, a satellite broadband service, started providing internet to Ukrainians in late February in the wake of the Russian invasion. Since the war started, a number of entities have stopped carrying or banned Russian outlets, including U.S. platform DIRECTV and the European Union. Musk, though, said his company wouldn’t do the same—with one caveat. “Starlink has been told by some governments (not Ukraine) to block Russian news sources. We will not do so unless at gunpoint,” Musk wrote on Twitter. “Sorry to be a free speech absolutist,” he added. Many Russian outlets are state-funded or -backed. When a user said that Russian outlets “are propaganda resources,” Musk responded that “all news sources are partially propaganda, some more than others.” Musk has previously expressed support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia and Starlink was activated over …