Truth Social Crashes as Trump Live-Posts Iran Bombing
Ammon News - Truth Social malfunctioned on Saturday night amid President Donald Trump's announcement that the United States had bombed Iran's nuclear facilities.
Starting around 8 pm ET on Saturday, attempts to load the social network, which is owned by Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), displayed error messages. 'Network failed,' a message on Truth Social reads. 'Please try again.'
Trump's initial Truth Social announcement that the United States had entered Israel's war against Iran posted at 7:46 pm ET, stating that the US had waged a 'very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan.' Trump's account on the social media platform X posted a screenshot of the bombing announcement at 7:53 pm ET. Wired
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