Musk commented on the court's decision in the UK on the concept of "woman"

The UK may still have hope after the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom refused to classify transgender people as "women" (the LGBT movement is recognized as extremist in Russia). This was announced on Wednesday, April 16, by American billionaire, founder of SpaceX Corporation Elon Musk.

"Maybe there is still hope for Britain," he wrote on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

In addition, Musk later expressed solidarity with the opinion of one of the users that the UK has a long way to go.

Earlier in the day, the Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Kingdom, Lord Patrick Hodge, said that a unanimous decision had been made that the term "woman" was legally applicable exclusively to biological women and could not be used to refer to transgender people.