Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin to single combat; Stakes are Ukraine
Elon Musk asked Putin for a fight
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk challenged Vladimir Putin to single combat with the stakes being Ukraine.
“I hereby challenge Vladimir Putin to single combat,” he tweeted, using the Russian alphabets to spell Vladimir Putin.
“Do you agree to this fight?” Elon Musk asked and tagged the official Twitter account of the Kremlin.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov replied to Musk’s tweet: “We can send him (Putin) to Jupiter, just in case.”
Musk has already given internet connectivity to Ukraine via his Starlink satellites.
The decision occurred in response to a request from Ukraine’s deputy prime minister to help the country maintain internet connection during the Russian invasion.
The service uses a constellation of more than 2,000 satellites to deliver internet connectivity to people all around the world.
Since the Russian invasion, the web monitoring group NetBlocks has reported a series of severe internet service disruptions in Ukraine.
Today, delegates from Ukraine and Russia gathered for another round of negotiations aimed at ending the war. So far, delegation-level negotiations and meetings between the foreign ministers of both countries have brought no positive results.
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Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin to single combat; Stakes are Ukraine
Elon Musk asked Putin for a fight
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk challenged Vladimir Putin to single combat with the stakes being Ukraine.
“I hereby challenge Vladimir Putin to single combat,” he tweeted, using the Russian alphabets to spell Vladimir Putin.
“Do you agree to this fight?” Elon Musk asked and tagged the official Twitter account of the Kremlin.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov replied to Musk’s tweet: “We can send him (Putin) to Jupiter, just in case.”
Musk has already given internet connectivity to Ukraine via his Starlink satellites.
The decision occurred in response to a request from Ukraine’s deputy prime minister to help the country maintain internet connection during the Russian invasion.
The service uses a constellation of more than 2,000 satellites to deliver internet connectivity to people all around the world.
Since the Russian invasion, the web monitoring group NetBlocks has reported a series of severe internet service disruptions in Ukraine.
Today, delegates from Ukraine and Russia gathered for another round of negotiations aimed at ending the war. So far, delegation-level negotiations and meetings between the foreign ministers of both countries have brought no positive results.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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