They are outraged Ukrainians officials with the billionaire Elon Musk. The occasion was a gallop posted on the Twitter account by the businessman, who is the richest man in the world according to Forbes, about how the war in Ukraine.
Musk uploaded a proposal on the social media platform and put it to his followers to vote for or against. He stated that:
- “Referendums” should be held again in the annexed areas, but this time under UN supervision, and Russia should only leave if the residents of the areas choose to do so.
- Crimea should be considered an official part of Russia “as it was from 1783 until Khrushchev’s mistake”, he underlined.
- To ensure water supply in Crimea.
- Ukraine to remain neutral.
With his new message he emphasized: “That will probably be the outcome in the end – it’s just a question of how many will be killed before that.”.
Reactions from Ukraine came down… rain, but Musk didn’t stop there. He put up a new gallop. “The will of the people in Crimea and Donbas should determine whether they become part of Russia or Ukraine” and again asked his followers to vote yes or no.
The Ukrainians watched in dismay at the questions of the billionaire founder of Tesla, who in the early days of the war with his help and the supply of Starlink units ensured the internet in Ukraine and that the telecommunications did not collapse. At the same time, the system played a role in conducting military operations.
Against all these questions, Mr Andrei Melnik, Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany insulted Elon Musk via Twitter. Told him “and c… and this is the most diplomatic answer I can give you”. He also angrily wrote that no one is interested in buying his products.
The issue, however, did not stop there as Musk continued to deal with the war in Ukraine. “Russia is doing partial mobilization. If they consider that Crimea is threatened, they will make a general conscription. Losses on both sides will be devastating. Russia, however, has more than three times the population of Ukraine, so in an all-out war Ukraine’s victory is unlikely. That is why anyone who cares about the people of Ukraine must seek peace”.
The president of Ukraine, again, Volodymyr Zelensky, he didn’t sit idly by either. He took to Twitter and responded to Elon Musk in kind: gallop. “Which Elon Musk do you prefer: ‘The one who supports Ukraine’ or ‘The one who supports Russia'”.
Source: News Beast
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