Moscow offers Elon Musk asylum: Streit with Trump escalates!

Moscow offers Elon Musk asylum: Streit with Trump escalates!

Moskau, Russland - The conflict between Elon Musk and the former US President Donald Trump achieves new dimensions: After Musk Trump's tax reform law "Big Beautiful Bill" has sharply criticized, the Russian government of Musk now offers political asylum. This step illustrates the tense relationships between the two personalities who once worked closely.

like T-Online reported, expressed Dmitri Nowikow, the representative of the committee International matters of the State Duma that Musk does not need asylum, but Russia could help him in this regard, the need should exist. Despite this willingness to support, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskow made it clear that the dispute was an internal matter in the United States and Russia did not intend to interfere.

The conflict started when Musk Trump's legislation described as "disgusting hideousness". Trump's controversial proposal provided for comprehensive tax and expenditure reforms and was adopted with a narrow majority in the House of Representatives. In response to Musk's criticism, Trump described the entrepreneur as "crazy" and rejected a clarifying conversation, which further escalated, like n-tv reported.

Musk in the field of firing

The argument also has an impact on Musk's business activities and its position in politics. Trump is considering deleting funding for Musks. In return, Musk threatens to indirectly support Trump by initiating a survey for a possible establishment of a new political party, which could further heat the tensions. Steve Bannon, a former advisor Trump, also pointed out that Musk should be deported in the United States.

This escalation of the conflict has not only personal, but also political dimensions. Mike Johnson, spokesman for the House of Representatives, expressed optimism in terms of possible reconciliation. Nevertheless, political experts warn of the far-reaching consequences of this dispute, which could go beyond the immediate effects on Musk and Trump, such as fnp reported.