US Seeks to Intervene in Elon Musk's Legal Fight With the EU Over X
Washington asked to join the case after the EU fined X €120 million in the first sanction under its Digital Services Act, according to RFI.
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The US government asked on Thursday, September 24, to intervene alongside Elon Musk in the legal proceeding pitting his social media platform X against the European Union, according to RFI.
X was fined €120 million by the EU in December 2025, the first sanction issued under the bloc's Digital Services Act, RFI reported.
Further details on the grounds for the US intervention request, or on X's own legal arguments, were not included in the available report.
Sources
- États-Unis: Washington veut défendre Elon Musk face à la condamnation de son réseau social X par l'UE — RFI — Français
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