Elon Musk vows to pursue the seizure of Brazilian state assets in the U.S. after Judge Alesandri de Morais ordered the blocking of Starlink's accounts and access to social network X. Read more on this developing situation
Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and owner of social media platform X (formerly Twitter), has publicly declared his intention to seek the seizure of Brazilian state assets in the United States.
This move is a response to a controversial ruling by Brazilian Judge Alesandri de Morais, who ordered the blocking of Starlink Holding's accounts and restricted access to the social network X within Brazil.
The judicial order, seen as a severe action against Musk's companies, has sparked significant tension between the tech mogul and the Brazilian authorities.
Musk has expressed strong opposition to the ruling, describing it as an overreach that could harm not only his business interests but also the broader relationship between Brazil and the United States.
"Such actions cannot go unchallenged," Musk stated. He indicated that his legal team is already working on measures to seize Brazilian state assets in the U.S.
If the order is not reversed. Musk's response underscores his determination to protect his companies from what he views as unjust and politically motivated decisions.
The outcome of this legal battle could set a significant precedent for how multinational companies respond to unfavorable rulings in foreign jurisdictions.
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