Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland Radosław Sikorski commented on Elon Musk's statements about the need to disband the European Union, after the EU imposed a multi-million fine on his social network X (Twitter).
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland Radosław Sikorski commented on Elon Musk's statements about the need to disband the European Union, after the EU imposed a multi-million fine on his social network X (Twitter).
It recently became known that the European Commission imposed the first fine under the Digital Services Act (DSA) and it is directed against Elon Musk's company X (Twitter). This decision was very displeasing to the administration of US President Donald Trump and Musk himself . After that, the billionaire began to publish numerous posts criticizing the EU and calling for its dissolution.
"Go to Mars. There is no censorship of Nazi salutes there," Sikorsky wrote in response to one such post.
His words refer to the scandal that Musk got into in early 2025, when, during the celebration of the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, he made two gestures in a row that are very similar to the Nazi salute "Sieg Heil".
Recall that Elon Musk previously speculated about the possible shutdown of Starlink for Ukraine in order to end the war faster. His words provoked a reaction from Poland, which finances satellite internet for Ukrainian defenders.
In particular, Radosław Sikorski responded to Musk's statement, stating that Starlink for Ukraine is paid for by the Polish Ministry of Digitalization, and it costs almost $50 million per year. The owner of SpaceX in response advised him to shut up and called him a "little man."
According to Sikorsky, Elon Musk is playing into the hands of the Russians by making statements about the dissolution of the EU.
"If anyone still has doubts, who does all this anti-European chatter about sovereignty serve? Those who want to make money from spreading hatred, and those who want to conquer Europe," the politician noted , pointing to the support for Musk's words from the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev.
