In the midst of Russian attacks in Ukraine, the Head of Tesla and Spacex Elon Musk on Monday challenged Vladimir Putin to a single battle Eccentric billionaires bring to Twitter, where the messages are erratic, to see whether Russian leaders will test their courage directly than through their country troops who struggle to cross the border “I hereby challenge Vladimir Putin to a single battle. The stakes are Ukraine,” Musk said “Do you accept this fight?” He added in Russian, directly handling the official English Twitter account from the 69-year-old President.
There is no reaction directly from the Kremlin But followers of Twitter Musk had fields after tweets “Do you think of this? Or did I miss something?” One of the 77 million followers wrote. For this, Musk answered that he was “really serious “If Putin can easily embarrass the west, he will accept the challenge. But he won’t,” he added Share the comparative graphics of the height of Musk and Putin, other people say: “The fight will expire in 10 seconds. It will only depend on how much the damage you want to do is how fast. No more. Elon is also 19 years younger And Musk thinks this “pretty much” what will happen.
Ukrainian Vice President Mykhailo Fedorov also joined and said that there was always an option to send Putin to Jupiter. “We can send it to Jupiter, if,” he wrote, sharing a link where people could contribute to supporting the Ukrainian fight against Russia Musk born in South Africa, 50, has offered its support for Kyiv, Tweeting “Hold Strong Ukraine” this month while also offering “my sympathy to the great Russian people, who do not want war” He also responded to Kyiv’s request by activating Starlink Internet services in Ukraine and sending equipment to help carry connectivity to the area affected by Russian military attacks Musk often raised eyebrows on Twitter. In February he accused the US stock market regulator, which had imposed a fine and restrictions on Musk and Tesla, to try to beat his freedom speech And he compared Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Adolf Hitler in a message that supports the opponents of the government’s covid restrictions.