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Washington Post says: There's no evidence
FactCheck.org says: Obama and his top aides repeatedly pressured NATO countries to increase their military spending.
PolitiFact says: Documented references to Ukraine are centuries old, and Putin shared a distorted view of Russia and Ukraine's history, experts told PolitiFact.
PolitiFact says: A website called Myrotvorets lists thousands of people, including celebrities and journalists, deemed to be enemies of Ukraine. Tucker Carlson was added to the list in 2023. The site did not call for him to be killed.
PolitiFact says: This was disputed by the Kremlin’s spokesperson and numerous Western journalists. Journalists across the world have sought interviews with Putin. The Kremlin declines.
PolitiFact says: Samadov told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Jan. 24 that he is not the man in the posts. He said he is banned from leaving Azerbaijan following his prison release a year ago.
PolitiFact says: The video is from a 2019 protest in Portland, Oregon.