“TikTok post with a video purportedly of Israel launching an attack on Iran in June 2025”
PesaCheck rated this: Partly False
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“California Gov. Gavin Newsom shared images taken in 2021 and said they showed National Guard troops sleeping on the floor in June 2025.”
PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire!
“a video claiming that Somalia’s Military Court chairperson Hassan Ali Shute was a topic of discussion in Kenya”
PesaCheck rated this: Missing Context
“Video shows Pakistan Army soldiers taken hostage by BLA separatists”
Logically Facts rated this: False
“RAIN HIJACK IN PAKISTAN. Jaffar Express from Quetta to Peshawar HIJACKED after IED blast by Baloch rebels. BLA fighters have taken 182 people hostage after seizing the Jaffar Express — 11 Pakistani soldiers have been killed”
Youturn rated this: false
“image purportedly of a billboard showing the Israeli flag alongside a text about a ceasefire”
PesaCheck rated this: Altered
“video claiming that a Ugandan military court has ordered the hanging of jailed opposition politician, Rtd Col Dr Kizza Besigy”
PesaCheck rated this: False
“See how this terrorist is spreading terror openly, will no action be taken against him? Will these pimps continue to harm poor people like this? Who is responsible for all this? Are the country's leaders elected just so that their goons harass the poor and harm them?”
Youturn rated this: false
“Video shows American drone taken down by Houthi rebels on September 16, 2024.”
Logically Facts rated this: Misleading
“Social media users sharing a photo of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's house claiming that the photo was taken by Hezbollah”
Logically Facts rated this: False
“Russians are in Cuba firing missiles” as a warning to the U.S. about its resolve to win the war with Ukraine.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Misleading
FactCheck.org says: Russian warships on the way to an annual trip to Cuba conducted simulated missile drills in the Atlantic but did not fire live missiles from Cuba.
“Then the Russians go in. They don’t send a big army. They only send 40,000 people. It’s a nation of 44 million people. They clearly do not intend to conquer Ukraine, but they want us back at the negotiating table.”
Washington Post rated this: False
Washington Post says: Russia wanted to decapitate the Ukrainian government.
“Donald Trump criticised the acts of Israel by stating “May Allah awaken the people and help them to see the evil doings of Israel and the United States.”
FACTLY rated this: FALSE
FACTLY says: This speech was delivered by Donald Trump in 2019 at a campaign rally in Minneapolis. Trump criticised Ilhan Omar, the U.S. representative for Minnesota’s 5th congressional district, quoting her tweet posted in 2012 sta…
“Armed Forces Chief Romeo Brawner Jr. says he was taken out of context when news reports quoted him telling soldiers about destabilization efforts against the Marcos administration.”
Vera Files rated this: Needs context
Vera Files says: Brawner and AFP Spokesman Medel Aguilar clarified that the destabilization efforts have not developed into a plot that's ready to be executed to topple President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
“Hamas propaganda blunder: dolls instead of children Hamas TG channels mistakenly began distributing a video of “funerals of children killed by Zionists” in which the faces were not blurred. As it turned out, they were puppets. The video was erased on all Hamas channels, but not quickly enough – it was saved by several users.”
Youturn rated this: False
“Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear commuted the sentence of a "predatory felon" who was allowed to strike "again" and sexually abuse a child.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Misleading
FactCheck.org says: Although the ad features a "predatory felon" who was allowed to strike "again," at the time of his early release, the man was in prison for possession of heroin.
“Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Nicaragua, Russia, Sweden, UK have laws against "fake news.”
Vera Files rated this: Partly false
Vera Files says: Japan, Germany, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Argentina and Sweden have not passed laws against "fake news."
“We have not faced the prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis.”
PolitiFact rated this: Nuclear tensions are surely high
PolitiFact says: U.S.-Russian nuclear tensions are unusually high, though maybe not unprecedentedly so. Tactical nuclear detonations by Russia are more plausible now than in recent history, though a literal "Armageddon" is hardly assured
“The international community had already made a strong statement and taken a position declaring the Communist Party of the Philippines and its armed wing, the National People's Army, as a terrorist group.”
Vera Files rated this: Needs context
Vera Files says: Other countries' declaration of an entity as “terrorist” is not part of the Philippines’ requirements to designate groups as “terrorist” under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) of 2020.
“Photo of unbroken windows proves war in Ukraine is fake.”
PolitiFact rated this: False