According to the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Bill Nelson, media reports about possible conversations between billionaire Elon Musk and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin should be immediately verified and investigated.
Points of attention
- Reports suggest that Putin and Musk focused on personal, business, and international topics during their regular conversations over the past two years.
- Allegations that Putin asked Musk to avoid activating Starlink satellite Internet service over Taiwan to favor China have sparked controversy and intrigue.
- The secrecy surrounding Musk's contacts with the Kremlin has alarmed White House officials, as concerns grow over potential implications for US government transparency and national security.
The USA wants to know the truth about the relationship between Putin and Musk
Bill Nelson made a statement in this regard during the economic forum organized by the Semafor publication.
The head of NASA draws attention to the fact that he does not know how true the statements about Musk's conversations with Putin are.
What became known about the conversations between Putin and Musk
The Wall Street Journal found out from its insiders that the dictator and the billionaire paid most attention to personal topics during their regular conversations, as well as business and the situation in the international arena.
These talks have been taking place regularly for the past two years.
Moreover, it is stated that Putin asked the businessman to avoid activating his Starlink satellite Internet service over Taiwan in order to do a favor to the President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping.
According to journalists, the information about Musk's contacts with the Kremlin seems to be a big secret in the government. In particular, several White House officials said they did not know about them.
This is extremely dangerous, given that Musk can share them with Putin.