American billionaire Elon Musk commented, Saturday, on the rebellion of the "Wagner" special military forces against the Russian state. Musk posted a tweet on his official Twitter account, saying: "Don't trust anyone."
He attached the tweet to a picture, written on it "Do not trust anyone, not even yourself", and it shows a person pointing his weapon at another person, even though they are both Russian. Minutes later, Musk added a comment to the photo, saying: "Never, especially Mark Zuckerberg," referring to the founder of the Facebook social networking site.
Shortly after it was published, the tweet received wide interaction, with more than 11,000 posts and 100,000 likes. Earlier, the commander of Wagner's forces, Yevgeny Prigozhin, announced armed rebellion against Russia, indicating that Moscow would have a new president.
Prigozhin said he and his 25,000 men were "ready to die" for the "liberation of the Russian people". In the aftermath, the Russian military launched a military operation to counter the Wagner rebellion, which President Vladimir Putin described as a "stab in the back".
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