Elon Musk, who recently bought much of Twitter, took action immediately after this move to buy all of the platform’s shares. Musk, who offered $44 billion to own all of the shares, recently achieved his goal and became the new owner of Twitter by accepting his offer.

A while ago, news was on the agenda that Elon Musk had to sell some of Tesla’s stock in order to buy Twitter. After buying Twitter, this news caused a significant drop in Tesla shares. Of course, this still didn’t change the fact that Elon Musk achieved his goal. Musk attributed the reason why he insisted on using Twitter despite the decline in his company’s stock to “freedom of speech,” but today there was a serious warning from the European Union on the matter.

“We will punish Twitter if it goes ‘unattended’ for longer than necessary”

Elon Musk has announced that he wants to make Twitter a platform where users can express themselves freely. However, this statement by Musk caused concerns in the European Union. In a statement issued today, the EU says it will take necessary action if Twitter rules are stretched too much. Thierry Breton, one of the EU Commissioners responsible for the internal market, in conversation with The Financial Times almost threatened Musk with his concerns.

Breton said in his speech, “Elon, there are rules. You’re welcome, these are our rules. It’s not your rules that apply hereand underlined that, in his opinion, Elon Musk should not introduce new rules.

Breton continued his rhetoric in the other part of his statements; He stated that sanctions will increase exponentially in case of non-compliance with EU laws on things like hate speech, transparency and moderation. Elon Musk’s relaxation of the rules cut the EU’s annual revenues by 6% and even Ban Twitter’s activities in Europe He added that he could go that far.

No one knows what Elon Musk’s reaction to Breton will be. However, it is clear that Musk’s statements are already causing concern. In the new changes coming to Twitter in the coming days, Musk’s Whether the European Union will take these words into account. we will wait.