Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin:
[ColonelCassad] The Zelensky Gang complains that Elon Musk turned off the “War in Ukraine” topic on Twitter, after which it instantly fell out of trends. Without an administrative resource, it cannot stay on the real (and not formed) news agenda, which was perfectly shown by Google Trends for many months, where there was a steady decline in topics related to Ukraine and Zelensky.
In view of such a downward curve, for the Zelensky gang and its sponsors, the only real way to stir up interest in Ukraine is various terrorist attacks and bloody provocations, temporarily (for a couple of days) renewing interest, but if you look at the situation as a whole, these are the same temporary fluctuations, as in Syria after the fake "chemical attacks" with which the terrorists tried to warm up the Syrian topic.
Musk, of course, does this not out of love for Russia and not because he has a portrait of Putin over his bed (like Trump - a joke for 300 from the Democratic Party), but because he bet on the victory of the Republican Party in 2024- and uses control of Twitter to strike at the Democratic Party, where Ukraine is just one of the moments, along with domestic censorship and the topic of Hunter Biden's laptop.
PS. It is important to understand that the "private free social network" is just a tool in the hands of various oligarchic groups of the American establishment who use this tool to fight each other and various censorship options both in the US and beyond.
Earlier:
Zelensky's office was outraged by the "disappearance" of Ukraine from Twitter
[RIA Novosti] The policy of the social network Twitter in relation to Ukraine has changed for the worse, said adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Mykhailo Podolyak.
"The topic of the 'conflict in Ukraine' has disappeared from Twitter trends," the politician said in his official account.
He also noted that users cannot register or enter their profile using a Ukrainian number for authorization.
In conclusion, Podolyak reproached the owner of the social network Elon Musk for what was happening.
At the end of October, Musk finally closed the $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter. He promised to liberalize the editorial policy of the social network, which was widely criticized for severe censorship, and create a content moderation council, and until the council works, do not make global decisions about editorial policy and the restoration of blocked accounts. In addition, Musk has already managed to fire not only the former management, but also some of the employees of the social network.