"Falling and Odesa": Ilon Musk predicts that the Russian Federation can reach the Dnieper and called for negotiations

A businessman believes that Russia has no chance of seizing all Ukraine, "as local resistance in the west will be extraordinary," but is convinced that the territorial achievements of the Russian Federation will increase if the war in Ukraine continues. The American billionaire, the founder of a number of companies, including "SpaceX", "Paypal", the owner of "Tesla" and social network X Ilon Musk predicts Ukraine's loss of Odessa if the war lasts for a long time.

He advised Kiev to sit at the negotiating table. Musk made the corresponding post in H. Businessman called the "tragedy" of Ukraine attempts to "attack a larger army". "For Ukraine, it was a tragic loss of life to attack a larger army that had a deep defense, minefields and stronger artillery when Ukraine lacked armor or preferences in the air! It could predict any fool," Musk said.

He recalled his past tips in Kiev about defense and suggested that the Russian Federation would not be able to capture all of Ukraine. "A year ago, I recommended Ukraine to fix and use all the resources for defense. Even then it was difficult to keep the land that has no strong natural barriers.

There is no chance that Russia would take away all Ukraine, since local resistance would be extremely strong in the West, but Russia will definitely receive more land than it has today, "the American billionaire is convinced. At the same time, Musk believes that the longer the war lasts, the more territories Russia won, "until it comes to the Dnieper, which is difficult to overcome. " "But if the war lasts for a long time, Odessa will fall.

The only question remains is whether Ukraine will lose all access to the Black Sea or not. I recommend settlement by negotiating before it happens," he wrote. The post mask was criticized by users of the social network. In particular, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Brazil Andriy Melnyk sharply responded to the American. "Every time I read this surface, almost a child's" experienced military strategist ", I automatically have a vomiting reflex," Melnyk wrote.