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  • Umerov tells EU delegation about Ukraine’s drone production capabilities

    Umerov tells EU delegation about Ukraine’s drone production capabilities

    Umerov tells EU delegation about Ukraine's drone production capabilities

    Defense Minister Umerov discussed with Borrell the possibility of producing Ukrainian drones worth $11 billion. Ukraine can invest $3 billion on its own, but needs the support of partners to fully realize its potential.

    During a meeting with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell in Kyiv, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov spoke about the possibilities of Ukrainian drone production. He announced this in Telegram, UNN reports.

    I told the EU delegation about the potential of Ukrainian drone production, which is currently estimated at $11 billion. Of this, we can invest about $3 billion on our own, but to maximize our potential, we need financial support from our partners,

    – Umerov wrote.

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    He expressed hope that a significant portion of the next tranche of frozen Russian assets will be used to strengthen the Ukrainian defense industry. According to the minister, "one of the most effective steps to help our defenders is to invest in the Ukrainian defense industry.

    I highly appreciate Mr. Borrell's personal contribution to the diplomatic, economic and military support of Ukraine. In appreciation of these efforts, which have strengthened our defense capabilities, I presented him with the Cross of Honor,

    – Umerov said.

    The EU has already provided Ukraine with €44 billion in military aid.

    They discussed military assistance, strikes on military targets in Russia, and financial support: Zelensky meets with BorrellNovember 11 2024, 08:21 PM • 3147 views

  • Russian forces hit two Kharkiv city districts with missiles

    Russian forces hit two Kharkiv city districts with missiles

    Russian forces struck the Kholodnohirskyi and Novobavarskyi districts of the city of Kharkiv on 11 November.

    Source: Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov; Oleh Syniehubov, Head of Kharkiv Oblast Military Administration

    Details: Terekhov reported that the strikes hit the Kholodnohirskyi and Novobavarskyi districts of Kharkiv. Early reports indicate that the Russians had used a ballistic missile and a Grom-1E hybrid missile to bombard the city.

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  • David Coote ‘accepts’ he’s the David Coote who called Klopp a ‘German c**t’ as memory returns

    David Coote ‘accepts’ he’s the David Coote who called Klopp a ‘German c**t’ as memory returns

    David Coote

    Premier League referee David Coote, who has been suspended by PGMOL after a video appeared to show him calling former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp a “German c**t”, now admits he did indeed call Jurgen Klopp a “German c**t”.

    Coote was in charge as Liverpool beat Aston Villa 2-0 on Saturday, which maintained their brilliant start to the new season, but the Premier League referee controversially denied the Reds a foul as Leon Bailey brought Mohamed Salah to the ground before Darwin Nunez scored the opener, while Villa also complained they should have had two spot-kicks.

    The Premier League referee had a number of run-ins with Klopp before he left Liverpool in the summer with Coote on VAR the day Jordan Pickford’s tackle saw Virgil van Dijk pick up an ACL injury in the Merseyside derby in October 2020.

    And there is video footage, thought to have been filmed during the pandemic, going around on social media in which a friend asks Coote about a particular Liverpool performance, to which the Premier League referee replied (via the Empire of the Kop): “Liverpool were s**t.”

    “C**t, absolute c**t. Aside from having a right pop at me when I was reffing against Burnley in lockdown, he accused me of lying and then just had a right f***ing pop at me. I’ve got no interest in speaking to somebody as f***ing arrogant. I do my best not to speak to him…my god, German c***t. F*** me.”

    The friend then adds: “Long story short, Jurgen Klopp’s a c***t, Liverpool are all f***ing bellends and we hate Scousers.”

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    Empire of the Kop sources have obtained footage (now widely circulated online) of video clips which show David Coote indulging in a foul-mouthed rant about Jurgen Klopp in which he repeatedly used inflammatory language to defame the ex-Liverpool manager: pic.twitter.com/hABudCGUbu

    — Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) November 11, 2024

    BBC Sport football reporter Simon Stone revealed that the PGMOL are now investigating the video doing the rounds on social media.

    Stone wrote on X: “PGMOL are aware of a video circulating on social media and are investigating.”

    The Times reporter Paul Joyce later revealed that Coote had now been suspended, he said on X: ‘David Coote has been suspended with immediate effect pending a full investigation. PGMOL will be making no further comment until that process is complete.’

    In a further development, as reported by Mirror’s Darren Lewis, Coote initially said it wasn’t him.

    Lewis wrote on X: ‘Premier League referee David Coote vehemently denies inappropriate conduct and has been insistent to referee chiefs PGMOL that viral video in which he appears is not genuine. PGMOL have tech experts examining it.’

    But now, in a moment of clarity, presumably concerned by the tech skills of said ‘tech experts’, again according to Lewis, Coote has confirmed that he is the man in the video.

    Lewis wrote on X: ‘UPDATE: Top Premier League referee David Coote, is understood to have accepted the viral video in which in which he appears is genuine. However, it is believed he does not recall the content of the discussion, recorded several years ago.’

  • Boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov said goodbye in Vinnytsia

    Boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov said goodbye in Vinnytsia

    Boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov said goodbye in Vinnytsia

    Boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov, who died at the age of 46, said goodbye in Vinnytsia. The athlete was a WBA champion, TV presenter and father of two.

    On November 11, Ukrainian boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov, who died at the age of 46, was buried in Vinnytsia. UNN reports with reference to the local media outlet Vin Taim.

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    Ukrainian boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov was laid to rest.

    His friends and family, including his children Robert and Olivia, who were born in his marriage to fitness trainer Maryna Borzhemska, came to see Viacheslav off.

    The funeral ceremony took place in one of Vinnytsia's memorial halls, and Viacheslav was buried at the local cemetery, also in his native Vinnytsia.

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    On November 9, boxer Vyacheslav Uzelkov passed away. The cause of death is currently unknown, but a few months before he said that he was in a coma and was "pulled out of the other world."

    Kazakh opposition journalist Sadykov buried at Muslim cemetery in Kyiv regionJuly 5 2024, 02:07 PM • 16837 views

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    Vyacheslav Uzelkov was born on April 8, 1979 in Vinnytsia and started boxing in 1987.

    Uzelkov achieved considerable success in the amateur ring: he won the European Junior Championships in Birmingham in 1997, won silver at the 1998 World Cup in Beijing, and took third place at the World Military Games in Zagreb in 1999.

    In 2000, at the European Championships in the 81 kg category, he lost in his first fight, and at the 2001 World Championships in Belfast, he took third place in the 91 kg category. In the same year, he took second place at the prestigious tournament in Helsinki, and in 2002 he won silver at the European Championships in Perm. In 2003, Uzelkov took third place at the Strandzha tournament in Bulgaria and second place at the Black Sea Cup in Sudak.

    Vyacheslav Uzelkov made his professional debut in 2004, defeating Russian Suleiman Dzherilov. After a series of successful fights, in 2007 he became the WBA Intercontinental Champion, defeating the Spaniard Gabriel Campillo.

    In 2010, he fought for the world title with Beibut Shumenov, but lost by unanimous decision. After the defeat, he won several fights, but suffered a stroke after a fight with German Eduard Gutknecht. Uzelkov ended his career in 2014, having fought 34 fights, of which he won 30 (19 by knockout).

    After his boxing career ended, Uzelkov was actively involved in various projects: he tried himself as an actor, TV presenter, and politician. In 2008, he starred in a melodrama, and in 2009, he took part in the show "Dancing for You."

    In 2014-2015, he was a member of the jury on the Ukraine's Got Talent program, and later, together with his wife Maryna, he starred in the project "Balanced and Happy." In 2020, he ran for mayor of Vinnytsia from the OPFL, but received only 4% of the vote. Uzelkov was married to Maryna Borzhemska for 22 years, with whom he raised two children, but the couple divorced in 2021.

    Brother of Hero of Ukraine Dmytro Kotsiubailo diesNovember 1 2024, 03:44 PM • 18211 views

  • Britain’s oldest satellite moved – by whom, no one knows

    Britain’s oldest satellite moved – by whom, no one knows

    Britain's oldest satellite moved - by whom, no one knows

    The 1969 British military satellite Skynet-1A suddenly changed its orbit by thousands of kilometers. Scientists cannot explain the reason for the satellite's movement, which now poses a threat to other spacecraft.

    Scientists are confused by Skynet-1A's new position, and the likelihood that the satellite moved due to accidental drift is unproven.

    UNN writes with reference to the BBC.

    A 1960s British military satellite unexpectedly deviated thousands of kilometers from its intended course, leaving scientists scratching their heads over the cause of the anomaly.

    According to the BBC, there is no information on who moved the satellite, when, or why. The inactive satellite now poses a threat to other satellites.

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    Skynet-1A was built by the American company Philco Ford and launched by the US Air Force's Delta rocket.

    In 1969, Sputnik was launched into orbit over the east coast of Africa to transmit encrypted messages. This was important for the British military.

    A few years later, Skynet-1A failed. Scientists expected gravity to pull it further east, forcing it to crash into the Indian Ocean. But to everyone's surprise, Skynet-1A is not only still hovering above the planet, at an altitude of 36,000 kilometers.

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    The object is currently hovering over North and South America. So far, this “surprise” has left scientists and experts bewildered – they are trying their best to understand how and why the satellite changed its trajectory.

    Explains Dr. Stuart Eaves, space consultant:

    It is currently in what is known as a “gravity field” at 105 degrees west longitude, where it moves back and forth like a ball at the bottom of a bowl. Unfortunately, this regularly brings it into close proximity to other satellites

    The UK Ministry of Defense continues to monitor Skynet-1A. It informs other satellite operators about possible collisions.

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    Ukrainian schoolchildren's science project sent into space by SpaceX rocketNovember 9 2024, 03:22 PM • 19144 views

  • Trump has chosen a new ambassador to the UN: what is known about candidate Alice Stefanik

    Trump has chosen a new ambassador to the UN: what is known about candidate Alice Stefanik

    Trump has chosen a new ambassador to the UN: what is known about candidate Alice Stefanik

    Donald Trump has nominated Republican Alice Stefanik as a candidate for the post of U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Stefanik is known for her criticism of the UN and controversial stance on Ukraine – she supported sanctions against rf, but voted against new funding.

    U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has named Republican Alice Stefanik as his nominee for ambassador to the United Nations, reports UNN citing CNN.

    “I am honored to nominate Alice Stefanik to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations in my office. Alice is an incredibly strong, tough and smart fighter for 'America First,'” Trump said in a statement, confirming a CNN report Sunday that Stefanik had been offered the role.

    The New York congresswoman, the fourth-ranking Republican in the House, has been a staunch ally of the president-elect and a major fundraiser for the Republican Party.

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    CNN notes that Stefanik's selection signals a more aggressive U.S. stance toward the UN. Stefanik has often criticized the international organization, especially for its criticism of Israel, and said last month that the Biden administration should consider a “complete reevaluation” of U.S. funding for the UN if the Palestinian Authority continues to push for the withdrawal of Israel's UN membership.

    According to Radio Liberty, she co-sponsored a bill that would impose sanctions on russia's financial and energy sectors and increase U.S. military aid in Ukraine ahead of rf's invasion.

    But at the same time, the congresswoman voted against providing Ukraine with $61 billion in new funding this year. She justified this decision by saying that “while she supports the idea of military aid to Ukraine, she cannot advocate for additional funds for non-lethal assistance in the context of the crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border.

  • Kyiv Independent is 3 years old. Here’s a list of our consequential stories throughout the years

    Kyiv Independent is 3 years old. Here’s a list of our consequential stories throughout the years

    Kyiv Independent is 3 years old. Here’s a list of our consequential stories throughout the years

    On Nov. 11, 2021, a group of young journalists in Ukraine fired for defending their editorial independence decided to launch a new publication that would stand by those principles.

    This new publication, without a name at its start, would later become known as the Kyiv Independent.

    Three years in, the Kyiv Independent’s coverage of Ukraine has won a dozen domestic and international awards. It has proven crucial for the world’s understanding of Ukraine and the wider region since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, launched just three months after the Kyiv Independent was created.

    Below is a list of the Kyiv Independent’s coverage that has had an impact on how the world sees Ukraine and its fight for freedom.

    War reporting

    Our reporting on Russia’s full-scale war began at 4 a.m. on Feb. 24, 2022, when Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the largest ground invasion in Europe since World War II.

    We were among the first publications to call the invasion a “war,” despite the Kremlin’s attempts to frame it otherwise by euphemistically referring to it as a “special military operation” — terminology many Western outlets parroted at the outset of the war.

    PUTIN DECLARES WAR ON UKRAINE

    We have covered all major stages of the war. We were there to cover the Battle of Kyiv from February–April 2022 when Russian forces withdrew from the region, leaving behind a vast trail of brutal war crimes.

    We covered Ukraine’s liberation of Kherson on Nov. 11, 2022, and how Russia has continued to launch near-daily attacks on the city since being pushed out. We have followed the fierce battles of Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Chasiv Yar, and Pokrovsk in Donetsk Oblast and reported from the front-line cities in the country’s south, east, and north, including from Ukraine-controlled parts of Kursk Oblast in Russia.

    The Kyiv Independent has also covered the immense problems that come with fighting a defensive war, from the problems facing Ukrainian medical units to the lack of armor for women serving in the Armed Forces, and the way Ukrainian soldiers are dealing with Russia’s chemical warfare. We have also written about the defense tech industry in Ukraine which has exploded in the wake of the war, and the challenges that it too, faces.

    One night in Bakhmut: Civilians wait for the end as Russia draws closer

    Eye of the storm: A day in the life of Ukrainian infantry on the zero line near Toretsk

    Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues

    ‘Silent killer’: Russia boosts grinding Donbas advance with chemical warfare

    Intense fighting, lack of resources leave wounded soldiers on their own

    ‘She needs armor.’ Female Ukrainian soldiers call for equality

    Ukraine’s drone companies face ‘death, migration, or global acquisition’ amid defense spending squeeze

    Ukrainian drones are burning Russia’s oil refineries, but not its economy

    Russian cities left defenseless as Ukraine ramps up drone attacks

    Investigations

    Over the three years of the news outlet’s existence, the Kyiv Independent has produced a number of investigations of note. Among them is a three-part award-winning series about the Ukrainian International Legion that uncovered the problems faced by foreigners who have come to Ukraine as volunteers to join the fight against Russia.

    For its investigation into the International Legion, the Kyiv Independent won the European Press Prize, the continent’s highest journalism prize.

    Suicide missions, abuse, physical threats: International Legion fighters speak out against leadership’s misconduct

    Investigation: International Legion soldiers allege light weapons misappropriation, abuse by commanders

    Investigation: Almost 2 years into first reports of wrongdoing, Ukraine’s International Legion appears immune to change

    The Kyiv Independent was also one of the first outlets to look into the Deputy Head of Russia’s FSB Sergey Korolev, who’s been so secretive that almost no photos of him exist online.

    Investigation: Shattering the secrecy of Putin’s top spy chief

    One of the major problems facing Ukrainian soldiers is a medical system that’s fundamentally broken. The Kyiv Independent covered the problems facing veterans as they seek treatment in an investigation published in 2024.

    'Abandon all hope:' Ukraine’s wounded warriors compare military medical system to the Inferno

    War crimes

    Russia has committed over 130,000 war crimes since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, according to Ukrainian authorities. In 2023, the Kyiv Independent launched its War Crimes Investigations Unit to document and uncover the atrocities committed by the invading power.

    Since its inception, the team has produced six documentaries on Russia’s abduction and murder of children, torture and murder of prisoners of war, sexual violence, and the crimes that continue to happen in Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine.

    Uprooted, a documentary about the Russian abduction of Ukrainian children, received the country’s highest investigative journalism award — the Mezhyhirya Award.

    Uprooted

    Bullet Holes

    Faces of Torture

    Destroy, in Whole or in Part

    He Came Back

    Shadows Across the River

    Human stories

    The Kyiv Independent has been writing not only about the war itself, and the battlefield developments that follow but about the people who endure life in a warzone from families to businesses.

    Young Ukrainians killed in Russia’s war inspire others to fight on

    Life near Russian-occupied nuclear plant: ‘I don’t know if tomorrow will come’

    How has Crimea changed after 10 years of Russian occupation?

    48 hours in Kharkiv, Ukraine's most-bombed major city

    ‘We can't wait for peace:’ Reluctant at first, Denmark takes on rebuilding war-torn Mykolaiv Oblast

    Reconstruction in Kyiv suburb sabotaged by local officials, discouraging foreign investors

    Ukrainian companies are moving west. It’s changing the country’s economic map

    Politics, interviews, and freedom of speech

    Despite the war, and the challenges it brings, the Kyiv Independent has remained committed to producing fact-based reports about the domestic challenges that Ukraine is facing from anti-corruption reforms and attacks on freedom of speech to political scandals and government reshuffles.

    Reznikov’s tenure as defense chief ends after latest corruption allegations

    Ukrainian journalists report continued pressure, censorship attempts as previous cases remain unsolved

    Old guard pushback continues to haunt Ukraine’s arms procurement cleanup

    Are Zelensky and his top general really in discord?

    Ukraine’s judicial reform has mixed reviews as it nears key point

    Through the years, the Kyiv Independent’s journalists have been able to speak to powerbrokers, artists, and businesspeople, who shape the world of today and tomorrow.

    Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Kuleba: 'Europe doesn't know how to fight wars'

    Estonian PM: ‘Our taxpayers shouldn’t pay for damages caused by Russia’

    Trump to call Putin, seek quick deal to end Russia-Ukraine war, says Volker

    Sikorski: ‘We want to help Ukraine, but you must decide how long you are ready to go on’

    ‘Everyone says culture has nothing to do with it. It does' — Ukrainian writer Volodymyr Rafeyenko on Russia’s war

    How Ukrainian social media influencer raised over $50 million for military thanks to ‘typing’

    Hollywood actress Ivanna Sakhno: ‘I’ve never felt more at home in Ukraine than during full-scale war’

    EBRD president: ‘We decided to continue investing in Ukraine as early as February 2022’

  • Zelenskyy: Ukrainian Armed Forces hold back 50 thousand Russian military in Kursk region

    Zelenskyy: Ukrainian Armed Forces hold back 50 thousand Russian military in Kursk region

    Zelenskyy: Ukrainian Armed Forces hold back 50 thousand Russian military in Kursk region

    President Zelenskyy announced the containment of 50,000 Russian troops in the Kursk region. This grouping cannot be redeployed to other areas of attack on the territory of Ukraine.

    The Armed Forces of Ukraine are holding back 50,000 Russian troops in the Kursk region, who, thanks to the Kursk operation, cannot be sent to other areas of Russia's attacks on Ukraine. This was stated by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy in his evening address, UNN reports.

    A detailed report from Commander-in-Chief Syrsky. The frontline, first of all, our Kurakhove direction, other directions also in Donetsk region. I'm talking about the Kursk operation. There our guys are holding back a rather large grouping of Russian troops – 50 thousand personnel of the occupier's army, who, thanks to the Kursk operation, cannot be sent to other areas of Russian attacks on our territory

    – Zelensky said.

    Recall

    A Ukrainian official told Reuters that the next 4-5 months will be crucial in the war because of Trump's possible return. A Trump victory could affect aid to Ukraine and its chances of joining NATO.

  • UK defence secretary sees Trump’s call to Putin as a positive signal for Ukraine – Sky News

    UK defence secretary sees Trump’s call to Putin as a positive signal for Ukraine – Sky News

    UK Defence Secretary John Healey believes that if reports of a phone conversation between Vladimir Putin and US President-elect Donald Trump are accurate, this could signal a positive development for Ukraine.

    Source: Sky News, citing John Healey, as reported by European Pravda

    Details: Healey said that the Trump-Putin conversation would be a "very good first step and an early sign" that the incoming US administration may continue its support for Ukraine.

    He expressed hope that the newly elected American president will recognise that such support aligns with America's interests.

    Quote: "If countries like Russia are able to redraw international boundaries by force, that sends a signal that undermines the security of all nations."

    Background:

    • The Washington Post and Reuters reported that during the call, Trump advised the Russian leader against escalating the war in Ukraine and reminded him of the substantial US military presence in Europe.
    • The Kremlin denies that a conversation between Putin and Trump took place.
    • However, on the previous day, Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov remarked that Russia perceived "positive" signals following Trump’s election, particularly concerning Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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  • A risky bet that has paid off so triumphantly: Musk is having an increasing impact on Trump’s return to the White House

    A risky bet that has paid off so triumphantly: Musk is having an increasing impact on Trump’s return to the White House

    A risky bet that has paid off so triumphantly: Musk is having an increasing impact on Trump's return to the White House

    Elon Musk has become the most influential figure in the entourage of US President-elect Donald Trump. Since Trump's victory, Musk's fortune has increased by $21 billion, and his influence on future policy continues to grow.

    Despite the billionaire's loud support for the winning candidate, it remains to be seen whether Trump will be willing to listen to the SpaceX and Tesla founder in everything, including some key areas of his policy.

    Written by UNN with reference to CNN and Forbes.

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    Elon Musk's bet on the Republican leader who eventually won the US presidential election is likely to pay off, making him the most influential leader in the new administration and even richer. Meanwhile, it is very likely that the influence of the founder of Platform X on Donald Trump is increasing.

    Over the past 48 hours, Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club has been packed with two types of people: those looking for jobs in the future administration of the president-elect and those trying to influence him.

    The wealth of the world's 10 richest people has increased dramatically since Trump's victory. Elon Musk has become especially richNovember 7 2024, 05:36 PM • 21746 views

    According to many sources, the person who has dominated the situation and had a lot of influence is Elon Musk. The billionaire has been seen in the Palm Beach, Florida resort almost every day since Trump won the election last week

    – CNN writes.

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    Meanwhile, according to media reports, the world's richest man has already increased his net worth by $21 billion to $285.6 billion. Tesla shares are up 15% on the news of Trump's victory.

    Trump reciprocates:

    He is a special guy. “He is a super genius. We have to protect our geniuses. We don't have many

    – Trump said of Musk in his victory speech.

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    Musk, who has never been a major campaign donor before, has donated about $120 million to Trump and Republican candidates through his American Coalition Election Fund. Musk also made a controversial cash giveaway to voters in key states, and did so despite the fact that numerous consumer surveys have shown that such actions are not well received by Tesla's core customer base.

    The billionaire may not be chasing the post

    Musk is not currently formally expected to take a position in the Trump administration, and in fact, he doesn't need to, one source told CNN, noting that the owner of X has the same influence from the outside.

    Elon Musk is not just a billionaire, and he is not like most billionaires who try to get into politics. I believe that in general, Musk's motives are not based on profit. I mean, he takes on companies because he believes they can change the future of humanity

    – said Michael Morris, professor of leadership at Columbia Business School.

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    Trump wants to shorten the Senate confirmation processNovember 11 2024, 11:29 AM • 10803 views

    However, the possible prospect of Musk's position in the administration has some investors excited.

    Ross Gerber, president of the Los Angeles-based investment company Gerber Kawasaki, expects Musk to insist on less regulation:

    That's just good. Do you know how much time and money corporations spend just responding to stupid document requests that ask about nonsense that the regulators themselves have no idea what they're talking about?

    – said Gerber, whose fund owns about $60 million worth of Tesla shares.

    Expanding the “key role” and having even more influence

    However, it remains to be seen whether Musk will be able to influence Trump's policies, particularly on electric vehicles and trade tariffs.

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    “It depends on whether Trump wants to listen to someone. Elon has a particularly delicate balance of countries he has to please, including China. It's a very delicate dance, and I may or may not do it well,” Gerber said.

    Most conclusions predict that the close cooperation between Musk and Trump that has developed over the past year is likely to turn the tech billionaire, already a major figure in many industries, into a uniquely influential figure in the coming years.

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    During the 25-minute phone call between Zelensky and Trump, Elon Musk was present. Trump promised to support Ukraine, and Musk confirmed his continued support for Starlink.

    The Kremlin denies that Trump spoke with putin, as reported by the Washington PostNovember 11 2024, 09:45 AM • 11748 views