William Gregory

🌍 Good news for the free world: we’re demilitarizing Russia fast, making the planet safer! 🇺🇦 Last night, Ukrainian drones hit military aviation plants in Novgorod & Ulyanovsk, paralyzing Russian aircraft production. Now, Russian military bloggers ask: “Is Putin even fit for the job?” In 2026, we’ll watch his collapse together. 👀 #RussiaIsCollapsing #StandWithUkraine #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #KremlinCollapse

First, we are capable of producing at least 2,000 effective and combat-proven interceptors every day. We can produce more – it depends on investment. We need about 1,000 interceptors a day, and we can supply at least another 1,000 a day to our allies. Second, we know how to build radar and acoustic coverage to respond to how “shaheds” and other drones approach. Third, we have software that allows radars to keep working even under electronic warfare jamming. In real time, we analyze enemy frequencies and respond to them. And because of this system, we understand how effective our defense is against almost every attack drone, and we can move our positions and air defense to get better results. This iPad gives full control of the situation because we have a system for using our defense tools. If a “shahed” needs to be stopped in the Emirates – we can do it. If it needs to be stopped in Europe or the United Kingdom – we can do it. It is a matter of technology, investment, and cooperation. And the fact that we got through this winter – which Russia tried to make deadly for all our families – shows that our solutions work. From my address to the Parliament of the United Kingdom (4/7)

The world wants to do more business with Canada. I met with business leaders in Sydney to forge new partnerships that will create thousands of high-paying careers across our energy, critical minerals and AI sectors.

40 million Ukrainians are freezing this winter because russia destroyed an entire country's power grid while the rest of the world let it happen. russian terrorists keep murdering Ukrainians every day & night. Yet russians are back on international stages. This world is sick.

The world is busy feeling sorry for “poor Ukrainians freezing in the cold”. Fundraising for generators, warming centers, blankets. Grateful, truly. But it’s treating the symptoms. It would be far cheaper and more effective to give Ukraine what makes these attacks impossible. The West can prevent this with air defense, ammunition, long-range missiles, and sanctions that choke Russia’s war economy.

"We forced Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons, cruise missiles, and strategic bombers. We promised to protect Ukraine from Russia. We made Ukraine vulnerable. So yes,this is our war." - Bill Clinton 🫡

russia's long-range strikes against Ukrainian civilians show weakness, not strength. Bad enough we won't close the skies but to leave Ukraine's air defense empty is a disgrace. It isn't too much to ask that Ukrainian children be kept safe from russia's missiles. We can do more.

Russian terror puts all of Europe at risk of a nuclear incident—partners and media need to pay attention and act now to stop nuclear terrorists in Moscow. Russia has recently intensified attacks on the Ukrainian nuclear energy system, creating a direct risk of a nuclear incident. There has been none so far—only thanks to the professionalism of Ukrainian nuclear energy professionals. Russia’s recent attacks against our energy grid have been causing Ukraine’s three operational nuclear power plants to throttle down, occasionally trigger automatic safety shutdowns, reduce output, or disconnect units. Each such situation is a direct threat. Furthermore, the IAEA has recently documented numerous drone flyovers near the Rivne and Khmelnytskyi sites, which are classified as significant security threats. Previously, Russia has hit Chornobyl’s New Confinement with drones, occupied a nuclear power plant for the first time in human history, the ZNPP, turned it into a military base, and continues to create risks for its nuclear safety. Russian terrorists will continue to escalate these threats as long as the world does not stop them. Solutions are ready: sanctions against “Rosatom,” amendments to the IAEA Statute proposed by Ukraine, and enhanced air defense for the Ukrainian defenders to prevent Russia’s strikes against the nuclear energy system. The world must pay attention to Russia’s unacceptable and reckless behavior, putting hundreds of millions of Europeans at direct risk. For instance, the Rivne Nuclear Power Plant is just 135 kilometres from EU and NATO borders. Every air defense system and interceptor provided to Ukraine now is a contribution to the nuclear safety of the entire European continent. We are informing our partners and all headquarters and urge action.

@pwrhungry U are spinning. Customers want EVs. The Tesla Model Y is the #1 selling car at its price tier & sometimes overall in the world. Stellantis was slow & didn’t make an EV that could compete with Tesla. Their cars are over priced & under featured & you want to blame consumers?

in Odesa. It is so cold inside I had to pile up 8 layers of blankets and I have 3 layers of clothes. No power for the last 12 hours. Russia weaponizes the weather. The world stands by. I am here by choice to report. Ukrainians did not choose it. It’s their home. Nowhere to go.

@ramez The smartphone is not the best camera, the best phone, or the best web browser. But it is overwhelmingly the most common manifestation of each of those, and of a 100 other common devices. In a world with scale dependent advantages generality is a superpower.

Remember this, kids: An attempted assassination of a very high-ranking Russian general responsible for mass war crimes is an “attempt to derail peace negotiations.” Meanwhile, daily missile terror, the mass killing of civilians, depriving millions of people of electricity and heat in the middle of a record-cold winter, along with open calls to destroy Ukraine as a nation — are all perfectly fine and in no way a disruption of the “peace process.” Don’t get it mixed up!

I think you know the answer. The “negotiations” have been an excuse to hold back necessary equipment and aid.

Today, the Government of Canada 🇨🇦 allocated $1.5 billion to build out a nationwide EV charging network. @CanadianPM @MarkJCarney, please give the majority, if not all of that money to @Tesla. They could build approximately 3,750 stations with 37,500 stalls that are open to all EVs. For perspective, the @TeslaCharging network in Canada currently has 308 stations. So far the govt spent over $1.2 billion since 2016, and we still lack a true coast-to-coast network. Time to let Tesla accelerate us forward! ⚡️🚗🇨🇦

We’re attracting massive new investments — to create more certainty, opportunity, and prosperity for Canadians.

It looks like a new wave of FSD v14.2.2.3 is rolling out. It's a good build. Enjoy it, use it, and appreciate where we are on the autonomous journey. I continue to say that each new major release needs its own fine-tuning to remove annoyances. This is likely a by-product of training a real-world AI model and making it usable. Just like previous versions, vX.0 is transformational, but the .1, .2, and .3 releases make it truly usable with the new technology integrated. I hope I'm making sense. v14 introduced an amazing amount of new functionality, but it regressed on some things that v13 handled well, like navigation decisions. My @Cybertruck still dry-wipes on clear cloudy days as if there's a camera obstruction. You'd think these would get fixed. My point is that with each new build, we may need to address small nuisances we notice while driving. The product is improving significantly overall, but when you get this build, keep in perspective what the team must do to make it feel seamless. The @Tesla_AI team is doing very hard work and making it look easy. Think of the people doing the work, not the company, when giving feedback.

The only way Canada can stay independent is with rapidly increasing cooperation with Europe. We fully stand with the Canadians! 🇪🇺

President Zelenskyy on Maduro: What can I say here? If this can be done to dictators, like that, then the United States of America know what they should do next.

💬 "Do we want the war to end? Absolutely. Why has it not happened yet? The answer is right next door to our country. Can Russia end the war? Yes. Does it want to? No. Can the world force it to do so? Yes – and only that way will it work. Russia does not end its wars on its own. There has never been a war in history that they ended of their own free will. Only pressure from others – only coercion from others, which they themselves call a goodwill gesture. Today we have every right to say this plainly: Ukraine is, in fact, the only shield that now separates Europe’s comfortable way of life from the Russian world. And for most leaders, the question “Why support Ukraine?” does not arise. Because if – God forbid – Ukraine falls, the next questions would be: “Why support Poland?” and “Who will fight for the Baltic states?” and “What is there to do without Ukraine in NATO?” I sincerely thank everyone in the world who stands on the light side of history, on the side of Ukraine, and does everything so that Ukraine succeeds in achieving its goal, in pressing forward, in forcing its way to peace", the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stressed in his New Year's address.

This is it. I call it a quorum. Will be made public next week and we’ll set up a space to discuss findings. Anyone knows a good way to share a screen on a space? Happy New Year!