美国政府已介入支持埃隆·马斯克向欧盟法院提起诉讼，以推翻欧盟委员会对社交媒体平台X开征的1.2亿欧元罚款1。美国司法部向欧盟普通法院提交了干预申请，援引《欧盟司法法院规约》条款参与诉讼1。
欧盟委员会因X通过收费蓝勾验证系统"欺骗用户"、缺乏"有意义的身份验证"、广告信息透明度不足，以及阻止研究人员获取数据等原因对其处以罚款1。这是欧盟根据《数字服务法》作出的首项正式违规决定1。美国助理司法部长Brett A. Shumate批评欧盟"不恰当地"扩大了对美国企业的管辖范围1。美国国务卿Marco Rubio将这项罚款称为"对所有美国科技平台和美国人民的攻击"1。
欧盟方面则坚持其立场。欧盟委员会发言人Thomas Regnier表示准备在法庭上"捍卫"其决定1，欧盟执行副主席Henna Virkkunen重申了针对X的多项指控1。欧盟方面辩称其决定旨在保护数字和民主标准1。
The United States government has thrown its support behind Elon Musk's legal challenge to a €120 million fine imposed by the European Union on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.1 The EU fine, issued in December 2025, represents the bloc's first formal enforcement decision under its Digital Services Act.1
The European Commission penalized X for multiple violations, including allegedly deceiving users through its paid verification system that lacked "meaningful identity authentication," failing to provide adequate advertising transparency, and blocking researchers from accessing platform data.1 In response, the US Department of Justice filed an intervention application with the EU General Court, arguing that the European Union had "inappropriately" expanded its jurisdiction over American companies.1 Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate contended that the fine exceeded the EU's authority and represented regulatory overreach against US tech enterprises.1
The EU has signaled its readiness to defend the enforcement action in court.1 European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier stated the institution would "defend" its position on the matter.1 EU Executive Vice President Henna Virkkunen underscored that X faced accusations spanning multiple areas of non-compliance under the Digital Services Act.1 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio characterized the EU's fine as an "attack on all American tech platforms and the American people," framing the dispute in broader geopolitical terms.1
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