Musk has commented for the first time on his peculiar gesture during Trump's inauguration.

American billionaire Elon Musk commented for the first time on his strange gesture during the inauguration ceremony of U.S. President Donald Trump. He was so pleased with the event that he raised his hand in a gesture associated with Nazi salutes.

As Musk noted in a post on X, the search for "Hitlers" everywhere has become quite tiresome and exhausting. The billionaire faced significant backlash following the aforementioned gesture.

"Honestly, they need better dirty tricks. The 'everyone is Hitlers' attack has become really annoying," Musk wrote.

It is worth mentioning that after Trump’s inauguration, Musk made a gesture during his speech that resembled a Nazi salute. This moment was broadcast live on American channels, although some chose to cut it out.

Despite this, the clip spread across the internet, with most users interpreting the gesture as Nazi-related.

Commenting on this, Musk also attached a photo of his post, emphasizing his support for Republicans while claiming that Democrats are "launching their dirty campaign" against him.

It is noteworthy that at Trump’s inauguration, there were at least three Ukrainians. One of them was Oleksandra Nikolenko, Miss Ukraine 2001, who attended the inauguration with her husband, billionaire Phil Ruffin. The second was Oksana Markarova, the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, and the third was former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who was spotted at the inauguration service.

Previously, "Telegraph" reported that Trump introduced a list of members of his new administration. It is already known who made the cut.