Summary

Elon Musk accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of “feeding off the dead bodies of soldiers” and falsely claimed he is “despised” by Ukrainians, echoing Donald Trump’s rhetoric.

Musk also threatened changes to X’s Community Notes after fact-checkers refuted his claims. Trump and Musk’s remarks align with Russian propaganda, prompting European leaders to reaffirm support for Ukraine.

Observers rejected claims that Ukraine is a dictatorship, emphasizing that its wartime election suspension is both legal and justified, similar to the UK’s approach during World War II.

Critics argue Musk’s stance undermines free speech and factual discourse while aiding Kremlin narratives against Ukraine.

  • @cloud_herder
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    77 hours ago

    Kidnapped? He probably lost track of the other 12 that he isn’t using as photo op props in the Oval Office.

    • LustyArgonian
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      36 hours ago

      That he has 12 kids means it’s easier and more likely one will be kidnapped than if he only had 2

      • @cloud_herder
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        56 hours ago

        I don’t get the impression he gives a shit about his kids.