Elon Musk's Dad Expresses Concerns Over His Son's Potential Assassination Amid Government Influence Report

Elon Musk‘s father, Errol Musk expressed concerns about a potential assassination attempt on his son. He criticized a recent article in The New Yorker, which discussed the influence of the SpaceX CEO on government decisions regarding the war in Ukraine, Business Insider reported

The New Yorker was informed by Pentagon officials that Elon was being treated like an “unelected official”, raising concerns about his stance on Vladimir Putin. The report also emphasized on the importance of SpaceX’s Starlink satellites in the Ukraine conflict.

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Errol Musk was reported saying to The U.S. Sun, “It’s a hit job, a shadow government-sponsored opening salvo on Elon.”

When asked if he was afraid of the “shadow government” assassinating his son, his response was affirmative.

In a previous incident, Elon Musk hinted at dying “under mysterious circumstances” following a disagreement with Russia’s space chief over SpaceX supplying Starlink terminals to Ukrainian soldiers.

The billionaire CEO of Tesla Inc. and SpaceX has had visible security concerns, particularly highlighted during the controversy surrounding the tracking of his private jet in December last year.

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