To create the points of a detailed peace plan in between Russia and Ukraine it is Elon Musk who writes the stages of his project on Twitter to solve the war. On the first point, the question of the “farce” referendums: “Repeat the elections of the annexed regions under the supervision of United Nations“With a Russia ready to give up the blow”if people want it“. The second level of pacification would then concern the Crimea: “Formally a part of Russia, as it was from 1783 (until Khrushchev’s mistake)”, writes the businessman. Up to the third point, always addressed to the Crimean question, e.g to water supplies “that should be ensured“. Ultimately, according to Musk, it would be necessary to achieve the peace that “Ukraine remains neutral“. A new referendum Crimea officially entered To fly and supplied with water, neutral Ukraine and as harmless as possible. According to the Tesla founders, this would be the best way to end the bloody war that has not stopped killing people since February 24, 2022, the day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Suggestions by the entrepreneur he put to the vote Create a “yes” or “no” poll aimed at users.
The President of Ukraine himself responded to Musk’s suggestion. Volodymyr Zelensky asked in a poll on Twitter: «Which Elon Musk do you like most? The one that supports Ukraine or the one that supports Russia? ». The ironic reference refers to the survey that the entrepreneur himself launched about his peace plan. Shortly before the piercing tweet from Mykhailo PodolyakAdvisor and right hand of Zelensky. The Kyiv representative, also on Twitter, provided the personal version of an effective peace plan: “Elon Musk, exists a better peace planHe began by listing three basic points. “1. Ukraine liberates its own areas. Including annexed Crimea; 2. Russia suffers the demilitarization and the denuclearization mandatory in order to stop being able to threaten others ». And third: «I war criminal They are before an international court”. Following the example of the American businessman, the Kyiv city council ironically put the items of the Ukrainian plan up for a vote: “Should we vote?”
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