Ukraine: Trump's Truth Social Not Banned, But Inaccessible
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has clarified that Trump's social media platform, Truth Social, is not banned in the country. However, it is currently inaccessible to Ukrainian users. This comes amidst heightened tensions between the two nations' leaders, President Volodymyr Zelensky and former US President Donald Trump.
President Trump recently labeled President Zelensky a 'modestly successful comedian' and a 'Dictator' on Truth Social. This criticism has further strained diplomatic ties between the two countries. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Heorhiy Tykhyi dismissed these reports and suggested that Truth Social add Ukraine to its authorized region of operations.
Truth Social is currently accessible only in select countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Australia. Despite Trump's recent pro-Ukraine stance expressed after meeting President Zelenskyy at the UN, there is no explicit information indicating any particular change or restriction in Truth Social's availability in Ukraine as of late September 2025.
President Zelensky, elected by Ukrainian voters in 2019, has been leading the country through challenging times. Ukraine's elections scheduled for 2024 have been postponed due to the declaration of martial law following Russia's full-scale invasion.
While Truth Social is not banned in Ukraine, it remains inaccessible to Ukrainian users. President Zelensky has previously remarked that President Trump was 'living in a disinformation space' governed by Moscow after US-Russia talks in Saudi Arabia. As diplomatic ties between the two leaders continue to evolve, so too may the accessibility of Truth Social in Ukraine.
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