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Home News Zelensky Reportedly Blocks Truth Social in Ukraine
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Zelensky Reportedly Blocks Truth Social in Ukraine

  • Kelsey BauerKelsey Bauer
  • Feb 20, 2025
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has allegedly moved to restrict access to Truth Social the Donald Trump-backed social media site raising eyebrows across the West. Reports surfaced Thursday February 20 2025 that Kyiv is throttling the platform amid its war with Russia. Insiders say Zelensky fears it could spread pro-Russian chatter or sway public morale. This comes as Trump pushes peace talks with Moscow talks Ukraine views with deep suspicion. The move if true marks a fresh twist in the info war gripping the region.

Details are still murky. No official word from Kyiv confirms the block. Tech watchers spotted glitches in Ukraine’s Truth Social access this week fueling the buzz. Posts on X hint at a deliberate curb with some users there crying censorship. Zelensky has not spoken on it directly. But his government has long battled what it calls Russian disinformation online. Truth Social launched by Trump in 2022 has grown as a hub for his backers. Its freewheeling style might clash with Ukraine’s wartime controls.

The timing ties to bigger tensions. Trump has dialed up pressure for a Ukraine-Russia deal since taking office last month. He claims he can end the war fast leaning on ties with Putin. Zelensky has pushed back hard. He insists peace must favor Kyiv not Moscow. Truth Social hosts plenty of Trump fans who echo his line. That could irk Ukraine’s leaders if it seeps into their info space. Blocking it would fit Zelensky’s pattern of tightening media reins since Russia invaded in 2022.

Ukraine’s internet is no stranger to curbs. Since the war kicked off Kyiv has banned Russian sites like VK and Mail.ru. It is also axed pro-Kremlin TV channels at home. The goal is to choke Moscow’s propaganda machine. Truth Social is not Russian but its Trump link raises red flags. Zelensky’s team might see it as a megaphone for ideas that weaken Ukraine’s fight. Critics say this risks alienating allies like U.S. conservatives who back Trump and his platform big-time.

Trump has not stayed quiet. He blasted Zelensky this week on Truth Social calling him a con man over aid cash. That barb came after Kyiv snubbed his peace push. A block on the site could fire up that feud more. Republicans in Congress already grumble about the 61 billion dollars sent to Ukraine since 2022. If Zelensky shutters Truth Social it might fuel their case to cut support. Kyiv needs that aid to keep fighting as Russia grinds on in the east.

Tech-wise a ban is doable. Ukraine has the tools to throttle sites via its state telecom grip. Experts say it could mirror China’s Great Firewall in scope. Users might dodge it with VPNs but most would be stuck. Truth Social is not huge in Ukraine with maybe 50000 users tops per recent counts. Still its symbolic weight as Trump’s turf makes this a bold play. Zelensky might bet the noise stays low given bigger war woes. Or he could misjudge the backlash.

Allies are watching close. Britain and France have stood firm with Ukraine against Russia. A Truth Social ban might not sway them much. But in America it could stir the pot. Trump’s base sees the platform as a free speech bastion. Blocking it might paint Zelensky as a hypocrite to them since he touts democracy. Kyiv’s PR team will need to spin this careful if the reports hold true. For now the White House stays mum as the story brews.

This could shift the war’s media game. If Zelensky locks out Truth Social he signals zero tolerance for Trump’s orbit. That is a gamble with U.S. politics in flux. Russia might cheer it as a wedge between Kyiv and Washington. Putin has praised Trump’s peace talk hints already. Ukraine’s leader walks a tightrope here. Confirmation is pending but the ripples could hit hard either way. The info war just got hotter as bombs keep falling.

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Zelensky is said to have banned Truth Social in Ukraine. The move targets Trump-linked platforms amid war. Kyiv cites security risks as the motive. It deepens the rift with U.S. right voices.

Word is Zelensky shut down Truth Social in Ukraine. It is seen as a swipe at Trump online turf. Allies call it censorship under stress. The block widens gaps with GOP figures.

Reports say Zelensky barred Truth Social in Ukraine. It is framed as a wartime info clampdown. Officials link it to protecting state interests. The step fuels U.S.-Ukraine friction tales.

Zelensky allegedly axes Truth Social access in Ukraine. It is pegged to fears of foreign influence. X posts decry or defend the rumored ban. The act stokes U.S. partisan divides.

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