There are many claims regarding Elon Musk's recent conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the Ukraine Peace Plan, acting as the bridge between the two countries, but the tech CEO denied it. Musk claimed that the information circulating now is not true, but the top billionaire was able to speak to Putin more than one and a half years ago, and it was about space.

It seems that Musk and Putin discussed further development in space ventures, one that involves SpaceX and Roscosmos for a possible project together.

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Elon Musk Denies Putin's Conversation on Ukraine

A Twitter user quoted an article from Vice, which claimed that Musk recently talked to Russian President Vladimir Putin about Ukraine Peace Talks, a topic that is widely spreading now.

However, the tech CEO denied the information here, saying that he did not talk with Putin in any way regarding a peace talk for Ukraine.

Furthermore, Musk added that his last conversation with Russia's Putin was approximately in the last 18 months, or one and a half years ago, and their conversation was about space.

It seems like this was one of the supposed commission projects between Russia and SpaceX to deliver goods to orbit, possibly involving Roscosmos or the Russian space agency.

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Musk and Putin to Continue Space Talks?

Now, a question Tesla fans asked the tech CEO about further talks with the Russian President about space, something that might take place in the future.

Here, Musk confirmed that he would be open to talking about space, an event that is possible and might take place in the future, allowing both entities to discuss any missions or ventures toward the cosmos.

Elon Musk and Helping Ukraine

Musk recently joined the conversation to stop the Russia-Ukraine conflict with his tweets, several of which presented a four-point plan for peace, but it includes Kyiv conceding to Moscow and remaining neutral. While many, unfamiliar with Ukraine's struggles, welcome this, those familiar with it, like Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, did not agree with it.

The Ukrainian President also made a poll, something which Musk has done in the past, and it presented two options with the question about which Musk they want more, one that supports Ukraine or one that supports Russia.

The poll was in favor of Ukrainian support.

However, in Musk's four-point plan, it sounded somehow favorable to Russia as one of the country's political figures quoted his tweet in a Telegram channel and agreed with it. Here, he compared the famous CEO to a known undercover spy known in fictional literature.

Musk previously helped Ukraine by solidifying Starlink's presence in the country for its internet access, with the tech CEO adding more terminals and directing the company to add Ukraine to its satellite services. In the most recent developments, Musk denied his talks with the Russian President about Ukraine but is open to space talks in the future.

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Written by Isaiah Richard