“Picture of the day: A man draped in the Ukrainian flag embraces a woman wearing the Russian flag”
FACTLY says: The picture was not taken in the current scenario of the Russia-Ukraine crisis. It is an old photo
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FACTLY says: The picture was not taken in the current scenario of the Russia-Ukraine crisis. It is an old photo
PolitiFact says: A video of soldiers in uniform parachuting over fields quickly generated comments from users who believed they were seeing live the Russian invasion into Ukraine. The video was first shared on Instagram in 2015.
FACTLY says: The video was neither taken in Russia nor Ukraine. The video shows an old incident related to China
FACTLY says: The video is not related to any recent Russian attack on Ukraine. It is an old video from Russia
Washington Post says: Democracy experts say Ukraine is a democracy in transition, a "hybrid regime" seeking to break free of Russian influence.
Washington Post says: Putin tries to minimize Ukraine as a recent creation,
PolitiFact says: Parts of the territory of Ukraine were under the control of Poland, Lithuania, the Byzantine Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire for nearly 400 years before the Russians held sway.
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post shows old visuals of Madhya Pradesh police personnel thrashing a few Muslims for violating the COVID-19 lockdown norms. This incident took place in April 2020 at a Mosque located on Unkala r…
FACTLY says: The posted videos do not show real-life events. They are picked from a game called – ‘ARMA – 3’. The visuals have nothing to do with the ongoing crisis between Russia and Ukraine
FACTLY says: According to various news reports, the bicycle was of Don Puz, a local resident of Vashon Island, and he’d probably left that behind back in 1954. Multiple news articles have reported the same. Experts have rejected tha…
PolitiFact says: Attacks on the Capitol have occurred before, and mainstream media outlets reported on them. Comparing past Capitol attacks to Jan. 6 paints a misleading picture and needs additional context.
Vishvas News says: The video of mobile being publicly destroyed by banning mobiles in Afghanistan is actually from a Pakistani event. The video’s claim that it went viral as a Video of Pakistan is false.
FACTLY says: The video shows a clip from the ‘ARMA – 3’ game. The posted video has nothing to do with the ongoing crisis between Russia and Ukraine
PolitiFact says: Historians cite upwards of a dozen examples dating back to the 1500s in which Russia or the Soviet Union attacked another country without being militarily attacked first.
PolitiFact says: Russia has moved as many as 150,000 troops to Ukraine's borders in a move to block it from ever becoming a NATO member. Transgender matters have nothing to do with this.