Trump keeps the “Starlink” service at the White House

US President Donald Trump said he has no plans to stop the Starlink service at the White House, but he might transport Tesla outside, after announcing that his relationship with billionaire Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and Starlink, has ended.

“I might move the car a little Tesla, but I don’t think we will do it with Starlink. It is a good service,” Trump said, in reference to the Internet via satellite that provides high -speed broadband service, which is affiliated with the SpaceX company owned by Musk.

In March, Trump said he bought a red Tesla Model S from Musk, Trump’s ally at the time.

But a White House official said last week that Trump might get rid of the car after a public dispute between the president and a mask.

Tesla was seen parked at the White House during the weekend.

On Saturday, Trump explained that he did not intend to repair relations with Musk, but said on Monday that he would not have a problem if Mask said.

He said: “Our relationship was good, and I wish him good.”

A heart formal mask was received on a video on the X website showing Trump’s comments.

Last week, Trump and Mask exchange a stream of insults after the richest man in the world condemned the Trump Law on Taxes and spending.