When someone steals a Tesla, it does not become its rightful owner, Lithuania responded to Musk's statements

Elon Max published a series of tweets in which he suggested that Ukraine give up its territories in order to achieve peace. The President of Lithuania reacted to this.

Netizens and the entire world community in general were outraged when they learned how Elon Musk sees the end of Russia's war against Ukraine. The owner of Tesla proposed a poll, which included the option that Crimea should remain part of a hostile state.

The reaction of the President of Lithuania to the nonsense of Mask

The American businessman also wrote that the residents of Donbass, Lugansk and Crimea should decide for themselves whether they are part of Russia. Lithuanian head of state Gitanas Nauseda replied to this tweet.

Dear Elon, when someone tries to steal your Tesla wheels, it does not make them the rightful owner of the car or wheels. Though they claim both voted for it. I’m just saying,” wrote Nauseda.

Ilon’s tweets about the war in Ukraine

The owner of Tesla has a specific vision of the “formula of the world”. In particular, he believes that Russia can precede on the territory of Ukraine, if it is the will of the people. He called the annexation of Crimea to Ukraine “Khrushchev's mistake.” Also, our state should “be neutral” at the end of the war.

The reaction of the Ukrainians was not long in coming. The network erupted in indignation, even Zelensky himself was forced to react. The President made a poll “which Elon Max do you like more”:

• the one who supports Ukraine;
• the one who supports Russia.

< p>Political scientist Alexander Antonyuk suggested that the Russian special services could have broken Musk's page. Or, for example, one of the businessman’s assistants, who until recently had Russian citizenship, could write this.

How Lithuania supports Ukraine: the latest important information

Since the start of the war in 2014, Lithuania has been reliable Ukraine's partner and helping it to fight against Russia.

• Lithuanian Defense Minister Arvydas Anusauskas stressed that his state supports negotiations on Ukraine's accession to NATO. According to him, it doesn't even matter whether the war ends soon or not.
• The official also said earlier that Lithuania had transferred another 50 M113 armored personnel carriers for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Weapons from partner states help the Ukrainian army to destroy the enemy.
• On October 3, the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared Russian Ambassador Sergei Ryabokon persona non grata. This decision is the reaction of the Lithuanian authorities to the annexation by Putin of parts of the Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.