In favor of NATO’s departure from the NATO, billionaire Ilon Musk, who wrote on a social networking platform that “it makes no sense for America to pay for Europe’s defense.”

This comment, US President Donald Trump’s close adviser, Donald Trump, posted it on X early Sunday, who argued that the US should “get out of NATO now!”, Bloomberg reports.

“It should really,” replied Tesla’s co -founder and chief executive.

On March 3, Musk wrote in X that he agrees with the proposal of a conservative commentator that the US should leave both NATO and the United Nations.

MSK’s comments come at a time when the future of the North Atlantic Pact organization, which will celebrate its 76th anniversary in April, is in uncertainty.

On March 6, the NBC reported that Trump had discussed with his advisers the possibility of adapting US participation in NATO to favor alliance members who spend a certain percentage of their GDP in defense.

Speaking to reporters on the same day, Trump said he had made it clear to NATO allies that if they do not pay their obligations, he would not defend them.

“It’s simple logical, right?” said Trump from the Oval Office. “If they don’t pay, I won’t defend them. No, I won’t defend them. ”

Inside NATO, Europe, which has reduced its equipment to largely after the Cold War, depends on the US for communications, information, logistics, as well as strategic military leadership and firepower.

European Union leaders met in Brussels last week in order to drastically increase defense spending.

Officials discussed a European Commission’s proposal that includes loans of up to 150 billion euros in defense member states, as well as plans that allow countries to use their national budgets to spend up to 650 billion euros in defense within four years.

According to 2023 law, a president cannot unilaterally withdraw the US from the alliance without a two -thirds majority in the Senate or Congress’s approval.