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PolitiFact says: A window decal in a shot up Uber vehicle was from West Virginia. But that doesn't mean the car itself wasn't in Ukraine — the video of the car was recorded in Irpin, Ukraine.
FactCheck.org says: The incident was not related to the current situation in Ukraine; the photo appeared in an article published in Aero Magazine in June 2020.
FACTLY says: The photo shared in the post shows an iconic picture that was taken in Japan after US Nuclear attack in 1945. The photo shows a Japanese boy standing in military posture and carrying his deceased younger brother on his …
PolitiFact says: News reports, testimonies of citizens-turned-fighters, and a swift global response all fly in the face of baseless claims that Russia’s war on Ukraine is “staged.”
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Fact Crescendo found out the image viral on social media claiming Prez. Zelensky showing the “V sign” gesture over Putin’s head was actually a digitally altered meme. The meme was digitally created using two separate st…
PolitiFact says: Brooks’ votes were for measures that would have required congressional authorization of the use of military force against ISIS before funding for such military action could be approved.
FACTLY says: In the light of current world events, the US-based ‘Space Foundation’ had recently changed their annual fundraiser’s name from “Yuri’s night” to “A Celebration of Space: Discover What’s Next”. But the ‘Space Foundation’…
FactCheck.org says: The video used in the posts is from a climate protest held in Vienna, Austria, weeks before the war in Ukraine began.
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post shows the old visuals of Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky’s first-ever meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at Paris Summit 2019. As of now, Vladimir Putin did not have any face…
PolitiFact says: These publicly-known labs, with plenty of outside oversight, are common. They work in public health and agriculture.
FACTLY says: All the images in the photo collage are of Yasin Malik, and not Farooq Ahmed Dar. Yasin Malik is a Kashmiri separatist leader who is the chief of the banned militant organisation, Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). …
PolitiFact says: Experts told PolitiFact the U.S. could indeed replace Russian imports with American oil. But, they warned, it might take time and cost more.