Poetin noemt SpaceX-baas Elon Musk 'een echt genie'

RTL Nieuws29 October 2026, 03:10 UTCRussia

Vladimir Poetin heeft de Amerikaanse miljardair Elon Musk 'een echt genie' genoemd tijdens een presentatie over satellietinternet. "We staan in nauw contact met onze Amerikaanse partners, onder wie ook Musk", zei de Russische president.

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