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Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX and the richest man in the world, tweeted several posts (blocked in Russia) in which he suggested under what conditions the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could end. He noted that although unlikely, he did not exclude that the outcome of the conflict would be a nuclear war.

Musk suggested that there could be another scenario for the development of events and identified four main conditions for a possible ceasefire. He proposed holding elections again in areas controlled by the Russian Federation, but under UN supervision. If residents vote against it, Russia should leave. At the same time, Crimea remains in Russia, as it has been since 1783. In addition, the water supply of the Crimea must be guaranteed. At the same time, Ukraine remains in a neutral state.

In responses to the post, Musk said he thought this was the “most likely” scenario and urged his followers to vote for or against such an option. Later, he published another survey, in which he asked his subscribers what they think about the fact that residents of Crimea and Donbass will decide for themselves which country they want to live in.

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After the second share of the vote, Musk complained about the bot attack. Also, Tesla shares fell almost 9%.

Musk’s post was commented on by a number of Ukrainian and Russian officials, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also reacted to it. He also posted a poll on Twitter asking subscribers which Musk they liked more – whether he supported Russia or Ukraine.

Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of Roskosmos, who had a conflict with the billionaire before, also reacted to Musk’s tweet. He wrote.

Elon Musk’s statement is also discussed on social networks. – Ksenia Sobchak, on her Telegram channel “Bloody Lady”, added that Russia will no longer “under any circumstances” leave the four new regions, therefore “The world according to the mask is now impossible.”

– Yana Rudkovskaya wrote “Dove of Peace” on the telegraph channel.

On September 21, Vladimir Putin declared a partial mobilization in Russia, after which many Russians left the country. On September 27, referendums on accession to Russia in the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions ended.