Not fake news, the account was suspended and is now restored.
I'm always perplexed by the people that say "this thing you claimed isn't true right now, so you lied" while ignoring that it was true at the point the claim was made. Are they being purposely dense to try and discredit things? As a person who don't have a devious bone in their body (as far as I can tell), I'm always just having to imagine what their motivations are.
When someone says "fake news(stop)" they're asking to have their comment immediately dismissed without (much) consideration. If they, instead, said: "it doesn't look like the account is suspended now, perhaps it was restored" I suspect the response would have been different.
You are right, my bad.
I should have said:
The account is not suspended (anymore). Does someone knows how long it was suspended?
~ 45m-1h (judging by posts on my Twitter timeline)
But now the media are flooded with the news of the account being suspended, even if it's not true anymore.
I don't think there will be wave the same amplitude saying that it has been restored short after.