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Traitors and Putin-lovers: Stephen King returns to X to put Trump and Musk in their place

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American writer Stephen King, who openly supports Ukraine in the war against Russia, put US President Donald Trump and businessman Elon Musk in their place after their anti-Ukrainian statements. In November 2024, the author announced that he was leaving X but now got in touch and called the couple "Putin-lovers."

The "King of Horror's" post quickly gained popularity. Since its publication, it has been viewed by more than 3 million users, and the number of likes has reached 150 thousand.

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"Just wanted to say that Trump is a traitorous, Putin-loving dips**t! Goes double for Elon!" the writer wrote.

It is worth noting that although Stephen King has not been active on his personal account on X for a long time, he has not stopped expressing support for Ukrainians. On Threads, the writer noted that the words of the 74th US president that Ukraine had allegedly started a war against Russia were not true.

"Trump's declarations that 1. Ukraine started the war and 2. Zelinsky is a dictator: this is George Orwell's doublethink at its best. For the record, Russia invaded Ukraine and elections in Ukraine have been postponed while the country is on a war footing," King said.

Stephen King supports Ukraine.

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As a reminder, on February 18, 2025, Donald Trump made a number of statements regarding the Russian war against Ukraine. He shifted the responsibility for the start of a full-scale invasion to our country - the politician said that Volodymyr Zelenskyy should not have started the war ant that Russia allegedly wants to stop it.

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