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It was revealed that regular communication with Putin is taking place, Musk responded with two "crying laughing" emojis, seemingly in response

It was revealed that regular communication with Putin is taking place, Musk responded with two "crying laughing" emojis, seemingly in response

Bitget2024/10/27 04:52

In response to the Wall Street Journal's previous report about "Elon Musk regularly communicating with Russian President Putin", NASA Administrator Nelson said on the 25th local time that this should be investigated. In addition, Musk himself also seemed to respond to the related reports. The report stated that a netizen commented on the related report saying someone is trying to push the narrative of "Musk is a Russian agent". To this, Musk responded with two "crying laughing" emojis below.

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