X’s lawyers said in a court filing on Friday that X complied with the order requiring the social network to remove accounts accused of participating in false information (dissemination), as well as the Supreme Court’s request for a fine and the appointment of a new legal representative for X in Brazil.

Brazil’s Supreme Court confirmed this in its own filing on Saturday, but it noted that X had not yet submitted the proper documentation to move forward with the case and would have five days to do so, the Times reported.

André Zonaro Giacchetta, one of X’s new lawyers in Brazil, said the conditions for X’s return to Brazil “are met, but it depends on the assessment” of the country’s Supreme Court.

Elon Musk has publicly stated that X will continue to not comply with court orders, claiming that the judges behind the orders are engaging in political censorship and at one point describing the demands as "the most stringent requirements of any country on Earth."

Analysts estimate that about 40 million Brazilians use X at least once a month, according to the Associated Press. X did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while Musk and the social network's global government affairs page did not make any comments or statements on Saturday. (Forbes) #pepe