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“post on X (formerly Twitter) with an image claiming to show a Ugandan chicken seller caught trading marabou storks as chicken in Lukaya”
“post X (formerly Twitter) claiming to show a Rwandan identity card belonging to the former President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Joseph Kabila”
“Qoraalkan Facebook ee wata muuqaal lagu sheegay inuu muujinayo burburka diyaarad siday xujey u dhalatay dalka Mauritania”
“Raffi Ahmad dan Willie Salim promosi situs judi online”
“Sen. Imee Marcos urged her younger brother, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, to resign.”
Vera Files says: It is not true that Sen. Imee Marcos urged President Bongbong Marcos to step down from his post. A video of Imee from 2023 was used to mislead netizens. In the original post, the senator did not name anyone nor did she …
“The video shows a Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) attack on a Pakistan Army convoy.”
FACTLY says: This viral video has no connection to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) or Pakistan. It actually shows a military exercise conducted by the Houthi group in Yemen in March 2024. During this exercise, the Houthi force…
“The video shows a man being attacked with a sharp weapon in India, after which the attacker flees the scene on a bicycle.”
FACTLY says: The incident shown in the video took place on 06 May 2025 in Campo Alegre, a city in the Alagoas state of Brazil. A 59-year-old man named Sebastião Fabiano da Silva was attacked and killed by three individuals due to a …
“The video shows that Nandini Gupta has been declared the winner of Miss World 2025.”
FACTLY says: The viral video is from April 2023, showing Nandini Gupta being crowned Femina Miss India World 2023. Nandini Gupta has not been declared the winner of Miss World 2025 yet. The Miss World 2025 contest is still ongoing, …
“The viral photo shows a Mauritanian flight carrying 220 Hajj pilgrims that crashed into the Red Sea.”
FACTLY says: This photo is AI-generated, and the claim about a Mauritanian Hajj flight crashing has been denied by both Mauritania’s Director of Hajj and Mauritania Airlines.