Washington: Did he take revenge? Last week, Ukrainian President Zelensky went to the Oval Office and got into a quarrel with Trump. Then, less than a week later, he ‘attacked’. And not directly on Trump. On his teammate Elon Musk.

On Monday, American billionaire Elon Musk complained that someone or something had cyberattacked his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, multiple times.

Which happened mainly from areas adjacent to Ukraine. Trump-Zelensky quarreled in the Oval Office last week. After that, as usual, Zelensky’s followers were suspicious.

In an interview with a media outlet on Monday, Musk said, ‘We don’t know exactly what happened. But it has been established that a terrible cyberattack took place. Which could have brought down the entire X media. Our cyber experts said that this attack probably came from the area adjacent to Ukraine.’

He also said, ‘We face such attacks every day. But this attack is very different from all the other attacks.’ Although the Zelensky-supporters were skeptical about the attack after Musk’s statement, it was later revealed that this attack was actually the work of someone else.

On the same day, a pro-Palestinian group claimed on a public Telegram channel that this attack was actually theirs. This group carries out cyber attacks against countries that directly or indirectly help Israel.