Zelensky criticizes Elon Musk for his proposal to end the war in Ukraine: “Come and see for yourself”

Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskycriticized this Wednesday Elon Musk’s peace proposal to end the war in Ukraine and recommended the owner of Tesla and Twitter to travel to Ukrainian territory.

Musk created quite a stir in October when he formulated on Twitter a proposal for a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine to end the devastating fighting.

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The billionaire suggested that the Crimean peninsula continue to be an integral part of Russiato organize new referendums in the Ukrainian regions “annexed” by the Russians and a status of a neutral country for Ukraine.

At an event organized by The New York Times, Zelensky seemed to scoff at the proposal Musk by saying that he should visit Ukraine.

“I think someone has influence over him or is drawing conclusions on his own”, declared Zelensky via video link, referring to Musk.

“If you want to understand what Russia has done here, come to Ukraine and see for yourself.” stated Zelensky. “And then he tells me how to end this war, who started it, and when it can end.”

The Tesla and SpaceX founder launched a poll among his more than 100 million Twitter followers in October about his peace proposal.

Zelensky responded with his own poll on the social network by asking: “Which @elonmusk do you like the most?”, with the options “the one who supports Ukraine” and “the one who supports Russia”.

The Russian President, Vladimir Putinwho sent troops to Ukraine on February 24 under the pretext of “denazifying” the pro-Western country, has called on kyiv to negotiate an end to the conflict.

But Zelensky He assured that he will never negotiate with Russia while Putin is in power.

Source: Elcomercio

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