After Twitter, YouTube and FB also removed Donald Trump’s ban, wrote in first post after 2 years – “I’m back”

Washington. Former US President Donald Trump posted his first post on his restored Facebook and YouTube accounts on Friday, more than two years after the ban sparked by the US Capitol riots. Trump shared a 12 second video clip with the words “I’m back”. In this clip, he is seen giving his speech after winning the 2016 election. He said ‘Sorry to keep you waiting.’ The 76-year-old Republican leader is once again participating in the American presidential race.

Until now, Donald Trump was unable to post content for his 34 million Facebook followers and 2.6 million YouTube subscribers. Days after the Capitol Hill riots on January 6, 2021, all social media platforms banned Trump. A crowd of his supporters stormed the US Capitol in Washington, calling his election loss to Joe Biden a fake. However, Facebook announced the unblocking of his account two months ago. After that, YouTube on Friday announced the restoration of Trump’s account.

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Significantly, Donald Trump had been claiming for several weeks that he had been defeated by fraud in the presidential election. He was later indicted for inciting the riot. However, YouTube said in a statement that “as of today, Donald Trump’s channel is no longer banned and he can upload new content.” While social media giant Meta announced in January that it was restoring Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts. Donald Trump’s Twitter account has 87 million followers. This too was stalled after the Capitol Hill riots. New Twitter owner Elon Musk restored Trump’s account last November, but he has yet to post anything.

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