The platform acknowledged the restriction on Tuesday, noting that the account associated with Imamoglu’s political office is now subject to geofenced limitations. This move aligns with a broader pattern of judicial oversight regarding digital discourse in Turkey, particularly involving high-profile opposition figures.
Despite the immediate compliance, X is actively contesting the validity of the court order in local proceedings. The situation underscores the ongoing friction between international social media corporations and Turkish authorities concerning political speech and the reach of local judicial mandates during electoral cycles.





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