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“Maryam Nawaz Sharif gave a video statement against Prime Minister Imran Khan while intoxicated.”
“Photo of AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha”
FACTLY says: The photo of Raghav Chadha has been edited and make-up added. The photo of Aam Aadmi Party member and Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha is from the Lakme Fashion Week 2022; he participated for his maternal uncle who is a fas…
“A photo of President Joe Biden leaving for Europe that the White House tweeted wasn’t actually taken on March 23.”
“Joe Biden didn’t sign an antilynching bill in a ceremony outside the White House on March 29.”
“Russian President Vladimir Putin “was assassinated.”
“A video shows Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy singing “Imagine” by John Lennon.”
“Tamil Nadu finance minister P.T.R Palanivel Thiagarajan said the jacket worn by Stalin in Dubai is worth Rs. 17 crore.”
“Claim: explainer for the tamil nadu government motels tender order”
“A newspaper clipping is being shared in the post. It says that Yogi Adityanath will be the Home Minister and Amit Shah will be the new Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh”
Vishvas News says: he news used in the viral post is a satirical news.
“Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab has taken a big decision of doing away with pensions for former MLAs and Ministers”
FACTLY says: There are reports about AAP government in Punjab is plannning at discontinuing the multiple pensions available for former MLAs. Instead, the government is mulling over the idea of ‘one MLA one Pension’. However, the gov…
“Ketanji Brown Jackson has "a weak record — defund police, abolish ICE and now a completely open border policy.”
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence that Jackson has stated support for defunding the police, abolishing ICE, or open borders.
“Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wore a Nazi cross symbol.”
PolitiFact says: An Iron Cross visible on some of Zelensky’s military green T-shirts is not a Nazi symbol. It represents the official emblem of Ukraine’s armed forces and includes the country’s coat of arms in the center.
“Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson "described in a speech to a law school what you were doing as critical race theory.”
FactCheck.org says: Jackson said CRT "doesn't come up in my work as a judge. It's never something that I've studied or relied on." Her speech was about sentencing policy, not sentencing decisions.
“Muslim population in India contributes to 98% rapes, 95% robberies, 100% terrorism, 300% population explosion, 800% use of government facilities, but only contribute 0.1% tax”
FACTLY says: Muslim population in India contributes to 98% rapes, 95% robberies, 100% terrorism, 300% population explosion, 800% use of government facilities, but only contribute 0.1% tax
“President Duterte holds up shirt endorsing Ferdinand Marcos Jr.”
FactRakers says: Shirt Duterte was holding bore the text "thank you" in Filipino
“Ukraine is a country whose "government only exists because the Obama State Department helped to overthrow the previous regime.”
FactCheck.org says: Experts in foreign policy related to Russia and Ukraine called Greene's claim "ludicrous" and "preposterous and embarrassing." Moreover, they said, Greene appears to have bought into Russian propaganda.
“Amazing President Zelensky and his wife”
Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: Fact Crescendo Cambodia found out the claim mentioned above is false. The couple singing a song together is not the Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelenskyy and his wife. The couple appearing in the video is the artist A…
“Sharon Cuneta said Vice President Leni Robredo will be the first president that the NPA or New People's Army will believe in and that under her leadership, the Philippines will become friends with the Abu Sayyaf group”
“Ukrainian President [Zelensky] fled Kiev abandoning his people [and] broadcasts Presidential videos with a green screen.”
FactCheck.org says: Ukrainian President Zelensky appeared in several videos that show he has remained in the country since Russia invaded on Feb. 24. But a post on Facebook falsely claims he fled. There’s no evidence to support the claim.