Trump decided to create his own social network

Former US President Donald Trump will return to social networks in two or three months "with his own platform." This was stated by Trump adviser Jason Miller on Fox News.

“I think we will see President Trump return to social media, probably in two or three months, with his own platform,” Miller said. He expressed confidence that Trump's project would "completely change the rules of the game."

When asked if the platform would be created in collaboration with a technology company, Miller said Trump had a large number of meetings with representatives from various companies.

“This new platform is going to be big. Everyone wants to [cooperate with him], and he is going to attract millions and millions, tens of millions [of users] to this platform,” Miller said.

• In early January, supporters of Donald Trump, who at that time was the President of the United States, stormed the Congress building during the approval of the results of the presidential election. Trump himself called on his supporters to go to the Congress building. Five people died as a result of the assault.
• After that, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube blocked Trump's accounts before the expiration of his powers. Twitter - the social network that Trump used most actively - closed his personal account for good. The company explained this by saying that Trump's posts provoke violence from right-wing extremists.
• Because of the storming of the Capitol, the lower house of the US Congress initiated the impeachment process of Trump - the second time in his presidential term. In February, the upper house of Congress acquitted Trump. Fifty-seven senators voted for impeachment, with the required 67 votes.
• Following Trump's departure from the presidency, the former president's office began releasing his statements via email.