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“تصویر ماهوارهای از خاموشی گسترده در اسپانیا و پرتغال”
“トランプ大統領が日本のメディアを危険指定?”
“First Lady Liza Marcos is backing Duterte senatorial candidates”
FactRakers says: Original is an image of Marcos in Rome and converted to a video using AI
“Gaji PNS dan Pensiunan Resmi Naik 16 Persen di Tahun 2025”
“Headline said, “Pope Leo XIV was a founding member of the 2020 anarchist Portland Autonomous Zone known as CHAZ.”
PolitiFact says: The New York Times didn’t publish a headline saying Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, helped start the “anarchist” zone known as CHAZ.”
“Indian air force shoots down pakistan f16 jets.. Diwali begins now”
“Indian Army hoists white flags as they carry the bodies of their dead soldiers across the Line of Control”
“La Belgique a autant de malades de longue durée que l’Allemagne.”
“Mantan Presiden Jokowi menunjukkan ijazahnya”
“methi daana, kalonji, apple cider vinegar, honey, and olive oil water dissolve gallbladder stones naturally in 15 days”
“Operation Sindoor. Royal Salute to the Indian Army”
“Pasig mayoral candidate showcases futuristic projects”
FactRakers says: The supposed projects were AI-generated
“Pemerintah Indonesia memberikan dana santunan senilai Rp300 juta kepada seluruh pekerja migran (TKI/TKW) yang masih bekerja di luar negeri.”
“Prabowo Dukung Pembuktian Ijazah Palsu Jokowi”
“Progressive party-lists and civic groups are linked to the NPA.”
Vera Files says: As per the Party-list System Act, groups cannot register as party-lists if they advocate for violence.
“The video shows an Indian fighter jet on fire that was shot down by Pakistan on 7 May 2025.”
FACTLY says: The viral clip is AI-generated, it is not from a real incident.
“The video shows recent clashes between India and Pakistan following India’s Operation Sindoor.”
FACTLY says: The viral videos are not real visuals from the recent India–Pakistan clashes. They are simulation videos with realistic-looking graphics.
“The video shows the aftermath of reported strikes by the Indian armed forces on multiple strategic locations in Pakistan”
FACTLY says: The viral video has been online since at least 01 February 2025, and it is unrelated to the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions following the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor.
“Video of a huge blast in Karachi following strikes by the Indian armed forces.”
FACTLY says: This video has existed on the internet since at least 27 March 2025. Although there are reports of blasts in Pakistan on 8 May 2025 after India carried out Operation Sindoor, this video predates these reports.