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Russia offers Elon Musk political asylum after billionaire's public feud with Donald Trump

  • On June 7, 2025, a senior Russian politician indicated that Russia might grant political asylum to Elon Musk amid his escalating dispute with President Donald Trump.
  • This offer came after increasing conflicts between Musk and Trump, including a public social media confrontation on June 5 and Musk’s recent stepping down from his leadership role at the Department of Government Efficiency.
  • Musk criticized Trump's fiscal policies, accusing him of reckless spending and warning of a US recession, while Trump retaliated by accusing Musk of abandoning duties and threatening to revoke government contracts.
  • State Duma deputy Dmitry Novikov indicated that if Musk required political asylum, Russia would be willing to provide it; meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov chose not to comment, describing the matter as an internal issue for the United States.
  • Though largely symbolic, the asylum offer highlights tensions affecting US politics and markets, with Musk's actions causing financial instability and renewed debate over his political stance and immigration status.
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The power struggle between Elon Musk and Donald Trump is escalating. In the midst of the conflict, Russia offers asylum to Musk while his father is in Moscow.

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The main political event of recent days is the public quarrel between American President Donald Trump and his close associate, billionaire Elon Musk. RBC-Ukraine tells how the conflict developed, what caused it, and how Trump and Musk can harm each other. Elon Musk's sharp rise has become one of the most notable trends of the first weeks of Trump's presidency. The eccentric businessman has become almost the number two figure in the White House, …

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The feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has given rise to Russian memes, jokes and sneers on social media. At the same time, Russia benefits when the US president is preoccupied with conflicts at home, according to Johan Norberg, research director at the Swedish National Defense Research Institute.

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After Musk's dispute with Trump, Vladimir Putin sees his chance: Russia wants to attract investors – and advertises with asylum – and profits.

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Newsweek broke the news in United States on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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