Checked elsewhere
Checks published by other fact-checking organisations. We did not do these checks. Each one names who did, shows their rating in their own words, and links to their full article.
“Ukraine is the “money laundering and child sex trafficking capital of the world!”
“Vladimir Putin “released 35,000 children from tunnels and subway in Ukraine.”
“War Begins — F-35, F-16 and MiG-29 NATO intercept and destroy Russia Jets in Polish air space.”
“Photos show CPP-NPA army at University of the Philippines”
FactRakers says: Photos come from a threatrical production
“Photo of Natasha Perokov, the Ukraine’s first female fighter pilot who died during the war with Russia”
FACTLY says: Neither the Ukrainian military nor the Ukrainian authorities have mentioned anything about the death of a female pilot during the ongoing war with Russia. Ukraine’s first female combat pilot was Nadiya Savchenko and she…
“Sweden is transferring a batch of Bofors FF77BW Archer self-propelled artillery units to Ukraine”
“TZMO S.A. and Polpharma S.A. produce and sell products in Russia.”
“We are watching what’s happening in the country … parents that are being attacked by the attorney general saying that somehow they are terrorists because they want to go to school board meetings.”
Washington Post says: Garland never said this.
“Israel is talking to Ukraine to facilitate the delivery of laser weapons against drones and missiles”
“A video shows the Russian warship Moskva exploding.”
“Leni Robredo has forged an alliance with the New People’s Army.”
“Claims "Joe Biden’s Justice Department labeled parents 'domestic terrorists.”
FactCheck.org says: U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said that he couldn't even "imagine a circumstance" where "parents complaining" at a school board meeting would be "labeled as domestic terrorism."
“Alert message issued by senior lawyer Harish Salve in anticipation of a civil war in the country”
FACTLY says: There are no credible reports about senior lawyer Harish Salve commenting anything in line with population control bill or the other claims made in the post. In the recent Parliament session, union health minister expre…
“In 2021 Russian imports [of uranium] cost almost $1 billion, money that helped underwrite Mr. Putin’s war machine.”
Washington Post says: The number is difficult to dtermine
“Visuals of a Palestinian man offering prayer during the recent raid on Al-Aqsa Mosque by Israeli forces”
FACTLY says: These are old visuals and multiple reports suggest that these visuals are related to clashes that broke out between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in July 2017, over the installation of security measures at th…
“Ukraine was responsible for the Kramatorsk train station bombing.”
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence that Ukraine was behind the Kramatorsk train station attack. The claim has been spread by pro-Kremlin accounts and contradict earlier Russian media posts that initially took credit for the bombing.
“Russian government issued an international arrest warrant against George Soros and the Chinese government declared Soros a global terrorist”
FACTLY says: The Russian Government did not issue any such arrest warrant against the U.S. billionaire George Soros. George Soros’s name was not listed in the ‘Red Notices’ section on the ‘Interpol’ website. Also, the Chinese govern…
“CNN telecasted footage of firefighters in Canada as Ukrainian war visuals”
FACTLY says: Protective gears worn by the Ukrainian fighters as shown in the viral screenshot, were actually donated by ‘Firefighter Aid Ukraine’, an Edmonton based nonprofit organisation. The director of the organisation confirmed …