According to the British "Sun" reported on March 14, Tesla CEO and technology billionaire Elon Musk proposed to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Twitter, intending to single out Ukraine's future.
The rich man wrote: "Here I launch a one-on-one challenge to Владимир Путин." The stake is Укра на. He deliberately wrote the names of Putin and Ukraine in Russian, as if so that the Russian president would not miss it. Musk even went straight to the Kremlin's Twitter account to ask Putin if he "accepted" the challenge.
The incident quickly went viral, and crypto expert Travladd crypto said: "Brother, what you drank, give me some drinks." Another netizen wrote: "I think this is the best way to solve the problem of world leaders man to man land." If the rules of the world change, then the duels of national leaders should replace the military in the war, so we all agree that Manny Pacquiao (a once fierce boxer in the Philippines who is now abandoning force) will win the next presidential election. Musk was also asked in Russian if he would be "surprised" if Putin accepted the challenge, to which Musk replied, "It would be an honor."
Musk is no big man hidden behind the media, he is 50 years old, has 77.6 million followers, and his tweet has been retweeted more than 6,800 times and liked more than 32,000 times. But Putin doesn't have his own social media accounts, so it remains to be seen whether he will respond.
It is reported that this is the first time that Musk has released comments other than nuclear energy after the Conflict between Ukraine and Russia. On March 6, he also stressed that Europe should restart dormant nuclear power plants and increase the power generation of existing nuclear power plants, arguing that nuclear energy is friendlier in terms of global warming than burning hydrogen and oxygen.
Musk, a billionaire who has been in the mall for so many years, can't just make this post to express a sense of justice or just entertainment. Yijun felt that he had seen some kind of new business opportunity related to Russia in today's market chaos. As for whether the recipient of this challenge will respond and how it will respond, leave your opinion in the comments.