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Checked by PolitiFact5 Feb 2024United States
Social media posts

“Photo shows explosives disguised as food cans.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

PolitiFact says: The metals cans don't have labels suggesting they contain food. Experts on military strategy and the Middle East said they are likely fuzes, which attach to landmines and detonate when a large amount of force is applied.

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“The judge overseeing the trial that ended with an $83 million verdict against Donald Trump "was involved in sex trafficking" with Jeffrey Epstein.”

FactCheck.org rated this: False

FactCheck.org says: Claims online say a judge in a case that ended with an $83 million verdict against Donald Trump is linked to sex trafficking. But the Jeffrey Epstein-related case they cite was settled, and the verdict came from a jury.