25, citing undisclosed official sources.Musk, known as the founder and CEO of the space and telecom company SpaceX and the owner of the social media platform X, came out in support of Ukraine at the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022, donating Starlink communication terminals that greatly assisted Ukrainian defenders.His views progressively shifted toward pro-Russian positions later during the war, and the billionaire prevented Ukraine from using Starlink terminals in strikes on the Russian fleet. He has also complained that he is "losing money" by providing Starlink service to Ukraine.The business tycoon, who has backed the campaign of Republican presidential nominee and ex-U.S. President Donald Trump, has denied sympathizing with Moscow and claimed he talked with Putin only once in April 2021 about space-related topics.Former and current European, U.S.