the billionaire Elon Musk shared this Monday in Twitter your ideas on how to end the war in Ukrainea proposal to which several Ukrainian representatives, including its president, soon reacted with indignation. Volodymyr Zelensky.
Musk presented his followers with a poll on a possible peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia based on four principles:
- Repeat elections in the annexed regions under UN supervision. Russia leaves if that is the will of the people
- Crimea is formally part of Russia, as it has been since 1783 (until Khrushchev’s mistake)
- Water supply to Crimea secured
- Ukraine remains neutral
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According to Musk, that will most likely be the end result of the conflict and the question will be how many people die before that happens.
It is also worth noting that a possible outcome of this conflict, although unlikely, is a nuclear war”, added the businessman, who in interactions with other users defended that, if someone cares about the Ukrainians, they should seek peace, since Ukraine is highly unlikely to win in a “total war.”
Officials respond to Musk with insults
After three hours, more than a million people had voted in the poll, with almost two thirds opposed to the ideas of the richest man in the worldwhich suggested that “bots” or fake accounts are behind those results.
Almost immediately, the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany, Andrij Melnyk, responded to Musk’s tweets with insults and guaranteeing that the “only result” will be that no Ukrainian will buy a car again. Tesla.
More diplomatic was the Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, who without directly mentioning the businessman said that “those who propose that Ukraine give up its people and its lands – presumably in order not to hurt Putin’s ego or to save Ukraine from suffering – should stop to use the word ‘peace’ as a euphemism for ‘allowing the Russians to murder and rape thousands more innocent Ukrainians and take more land for themselves’.
Zelensky, meanwhile, reacted to the proposals of the CEO of Tesla by posting his own poll on Twitter in which he asks: “Which Elon Musk do you prefer? – The one who supports Ukraine – The one who supports Russia.”
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