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FactCheck.org says: Hunter left the Burisma board back in 2019 — almost three years before the war in Ukraine began.
PolitiFact says: Some of the U.S. sanctions against Russia took immediate effect, while some were phased in over 30 days. The energy sector was largely spared, but banks were targeted directly.
Washington Post says: The 6-million figure is significantly out of context
FACTLY says: The video is not related to Ukraine. It shows the city of Beirut (Lebanon) after an explosion in 2020
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: វីដេឃ្លីបមួយនេះ ត្រូវបានដកស្រង់ចេញពីខ្សែភាពយន្តឯកសារ «សង្គ្រាមឈីមីរ៉ាស់» ផលិតឡើងនៅក្នុងឆ្នាំ២០១៦ ដែលបង្ហាញទាហានអ៊ុយក្រែនលាមនុស្សជាទីស្រឡាញ់របស់ពួកគេ មុននឹងចាកចេញទៅសមរភូមិ។
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Authentically, the video depicting soldiers hugging their loved ones before leaving for battle is a scene from the documentary film “The War of Chimeras” produced by the Ukrainian director Anastasia Staroshytsk and her …
FACTLY says: The date of the First World War taken in the post is not correct. The First World War began on 28 June 1914 (i.e 28/6/1914, not 28/7/1914). Also, the last calculation is tweaked (the day is taken as ‘DD’ instead of thei…
PolitiFact says: Not only does independent reporting find this notion to be wrong, but it is undermined by multiple statements by Russia’s own government relating Russian troops’ control of several Ukrainian cities.
FACTLY says: ver since Russia announced military operations in Ukraine on 24 February 2022, Ukraine airspace remained closed to all civilian air traffic including India’s. The flight path of Air India’s AI121, which travels from New…
FactCheck.org says: The U.S. Department of Defense and Ukraine’s Ministry of Health work together to ensure that labs studying disease in Ukraine could not be used to develop biological weapons.
FACTLY says: No such announcement was made by the Russian army. In its advisory, the Indian Embassy in Ukraine has asked Indians to print out the Indian flag and paste it prominently on vehicles and buses while traveling. However, U…
PolitiFact says: An image of a Ukrainian road sign pointing in three different directions and telling Russian troops to “go f—” themselves isn’t genuine. The lettering was digitally altered.
FACTLY says: The man in the video interacting with the evacuated Indian nationals from Ukraine is Indian Ambassador to Romania, Rahul Shrivastava. Several Union Ministers and prominent news channels have published this video on 26 F…
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: The video clip is unrelated to Ukraine-Russia Crisis, and a girl in the video is not Ukrainian. The video is part of the original video showing a Palestinian girl Ahed Tamimi angrily confronting an Israeli soldier in 20…