Meta will pay $ 25 million compensation to Trump

According to The Wall Street Journal, resources, whose name is not specified, conveyed details about the agreement between Trump and Meta.

Sources, Trump’s Facebook account on the closure of the lawsuit of Meta’nın approximately 25 million dollars agreed to pay, he said.

22 million dollars of the money paid by Meta, Trump’s “Presidential Library” will be used for the sources that will be used, the remaining money “other people involved in the case” and will be divided into legal wages, he said.

Sources, despite the agreement Meta’nın “accusations did not accept” argued.

According to NBC News, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp’s roof company Meta, the federal court has notified an agreement in the case.

META’s Communication Director Andy Stone confirmed the terms of agreement on the agreement that will be paid $ 25 million.

Trump’s “censorship” case against Facebook, Twitter and Google

Trump announced in July 2021 that he will sue for Facebook, Twitter (now X) and Youtube, the owner of Youtube on the grounds that he applied censorship after the congress raid.

Stating that he would demand “embarrassing censorship for the American people”, Trump described these social media companies as “the actual censorship of the US administration”.

Social Media Platforms Twitter, YouTube and Facebook, Trump’s accounts on January 6, 2021, contributed to the Congress Raid incidents and 2020 presidential election because of the allegations of irregularities frozen.

Companies were then permanently suspended by Trump’s accounts on these platforms.

Events on January 6, 2021 in the USA

On January 6, 2021, US President Donald Trump’s supporters of the period protested in the National Mall in Washington for allegedly mixing the November 3, 2020 elections.

After the march, far -right groups and Trump supporters raided the congress building where the session was held on the approval of the election results.

In the raid, which was the scene of violence, 5 people were killed.

Approximately 1500 people were tried for various charges.