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Errol Musk attends Moscow forum, speaks on Elon’s politics

The father of Elon Musk, the American tech entrepreneur, has landed in Russia and entered into a pro-Kremlin circle while making a series of comments about his son’s relationship with American politics. During the visit, he confided in his personal feelings about Elon’s political odyssey, indulged his fascination with Moscow, and made plans for what’s next at the Future Forum 2050.

By Oskar Malec | Last Updated: 9 Jun 2025

Talking About Elon Musk and the World of Politics
The father says in Speaking to Russian News that filenameErrolMusk says that Elon is suffering from “PTSD from the White House,” and he thinks it was a mistake when his son got into politics.

He thought Elon was an amazing tech innovator but not yet a political operator.

“Politics is a swimming pool that has no bottom and no sides,” he said, adding that Elon, who is still learning, is one of the people that wants everything to make sense and everything about politics is senseless, in Errol's opinion.


And now, Elon apparently believes that it may have been a mistake to play politics.


Moscow and Public Speeches
Errol Musk also spoke in high terms of the Russian capital and said its design was created by a "true genius" saying its architecture reminded him of ancient Rome. He also remarked on what appeared to be the joyousness of people in the streets, which made for an unforgettable experience, he said.


Errol Musk will be delivering an address at the Future Forum 2050, an event co-organized by political theorist Aleksandr Dugin, sentiments tied to the Kremlin have been expressed by Dugin.


Russians Respond to Musk-Trump Feud
With Elon Musk and Donald Trump jostling for attention in the news, the former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said he was willing to mediate an uneasy peace between the two, proposing that they pay him in Starlink shares in return.


Elsewhere, Dmitry Rogozin, who once became the director general of Russia’s space agency, offered to host Elon Musk should he have any trouble in his home country, tweeting, “You are respected in Russia. Come to us and be among us.”

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