Some of the world's most complex military and political conflicts this week have been weighed in on by the CEO of the electric car company.
The billionaire is not happy with the advice.
Musk said in an interview with the Financial Times that the conflict between Taiwan and China could be solved by making the island a "special administrative zone" like Hong Kong.
One Taiwanese legislator threatened to boycott the company if Musk continued to advocate for the proposal. Musk's business interests in China made him unable to maintain an objective view on the conflict.
It's understandable that Musk needs to cooperate with him. According to the outlet, the secretary-general of the Legislative Yuan of the Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan said that the world is more concerned about how to ensure Taiwan's democracy.
Taiwan News reported that the Chinese government called Musk's comment inappropriate. The Taiwan issue is China's domestic politics, according to a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Ukrainian officials blasted Musk's plan for peace between Russian and Ukranian. A poll was posted on Monday by the billionaire on his social media accounts.
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 3, 2022
There is a possibility that this could be the case.
"Fuck off is my very diplomatic reply to you," said Andrij Melnyk, the ambassador to Germany.
The world's richest man said he's trying to do the right thing in regards to the war in Ukraine. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Musk's company delivered 15000 Starlink kits to the country.
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