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Elon Musk responded to an appeal from Ukrainian blogger Myroslav Oleshko, who called for the release of MPs Dubinsky and Shevchenko from prison.
“It’s time to put an end to the endless bloodshed,” Musk wrote in reply to the post.
In his appeal, Oleshko asked Musk to help stop the war in Ukraine and suggested that the US president impose sanctions on the Ukrainian political establishment, which, according to the blogger, is the “party of war.”
“This measure — the imposition of US sanctions against what I call the Ukrainian ‘party of war’: the political establishment that continues to profit from the war while obstructing a peaceful settlement. These sanctions should include freezing their assets and bank accounts in the US and internationally, measures concerning cryptocurrency assets owned by them, and revocation of their US visas, including visas of their family members, if there are legal grounds to do so,” he wrote.
Oleshko also urged raising the issue of political prisoners in Ukraine with Volodymyr Zelensky and demanding the release of MPs Dubinsky and Shevchenko. Oleshko noted that they are detained because of their political views, calls for peace, and support for Trump.
“These people represent voices calling for peace in Ukraine, yet they have been silenced by being detained. Their cases deserve serious attention and thorough examination by the international community. I myself was forced to leave Ukraine because of threats, as were many other Ukrainians who feared for their safety. President Trump should finally stand up for the genuine political opposition in Ukraine, not the nominal opposition currently represented in the Verkhovna Rada, which, in my view, largely supports the same political establishment that favors continuing the war. Ukraine needs a real political alternative that will put peace, human lives, democratic freedoms, and the country’s future above the interests of those who profit from a protracted conflict,” Oleshko wrote.
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