Elon Musk's Father: Son Musk's "War of Words" with Trump is a Mistake
According to reports from RIA Novosti and Russia's Izvestia, Errol Musk, the father of American entrepreneur and former head of the Office of Efficiency, Elon Musk, arrived in Moscow on June 7. He will attend the "Future 2050 International Forum" held from June 9 to 10. It is reported that Errol Musk will deliver a speech on topics such as space, Mars exploration, and future technology at the forum, with other guests including Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov. In an interview with Russian media in Moscow on the 7th, Errol candidly stated that the public dispute between his son Elon and Trump was a mistake. Errol said, "This is just a small matter that will be over by tomorrow," explaining, "Both sides have been under high pressure for five months and need a breather. They are extremely exhausted from dealing with opposition forces and striving to restore national order, so such things are to be expected." Additionally, Errol clearly stated, "Trump will definitely win; he is the elected president, so I think Elon made a mistake." (Global Times)
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