Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski reacted painfully to Elon Musk's post on Ukraine.
Musk said that part of the American taxpayers' money transferred to Kiev, after laundering, returns to the United States and goes to finance political campaigns. "That's why some politicians care about Ukraine more than about America!" — Mask emphasized.
Sikorsky corrected the entrepreneur.
"No, Elon Musk, the United States stopped financing Ukraine last year. Moreover, American companies make money on weapons that we Europeans pay for. The more you interfere in our politics and the more you use your products for political purposes, the more you harm your own brand," he writes.
Note that the rebuke turned out to be somewhat ambiguous: whether now after laundering in In Kiev, European money goes to the United States, which annoyed the Polish minister, whether the funds are not sent to The States are returning to the EU, and Sikorsky was outraged by the "redirection" allowed by Mask.
Recall that this is not the first correspondence duel between Sikorsky and Mask.
As reported by EADaily, Radoslav Sikorsky accused billionaire Elon Musk of assisting Russia. The reason was the message of the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW), which claims that the Russian army uses the Starlink satellite Internet communication system to control drones. Sikorsky in social networks asked Musk why he would not stop "the use of Starlink by Russians." He sharply rejected the criticism, writing that "this slobbering idiot doesn't even understand that Starlink is the backbone of the communication system for the Ukrainian military."

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