The new #UkraineFacts database of fact checks already includes more than 400 entries from over 45 countries.
By: Amaris Castillo
Soon after Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine late last week, Clara Jiménez Cruz noticed something. As with any major geopolitical conflict, swirls of disinformation were already beginning to circulate.
“We saw that there was a lot of work to be done, and this disinformation was not only being debunked by fact-checkers in Spain, but also in other countries,” said Jiménez Cruz, co-founder and CEO of Maldita.es, a Spanish nonprofit news organization aimed at combating disinformation through fact-checking and data journalism.
The Maldita team sent a message to a listserv belonging to Poynter’s International Fact-Checking Network, which brings together about 120 fact-checking organizations and advocates of factual information in the fight against misinformation. With a spreadsheet, they invited other fact-checkers to enter disinformation they’ve debunked.
“We know that when fact-checkers collaborate among themselves, the work is much more effective and we can also gather better information about which kind of disinformation is circulating,” Jiménez Cruz said.
The result is ukrainefacts.org, a database developed by Maldita that publishes fact checks on the mis/disinformation circulating in Ukraine. Also called #UkraineFacts, the collaborative effort of verified signatories of IFCN’s Code of Principles is now available to the public for browsing. There’s also a map of the world that users can click on to read about debunked disinformation in different countries.
Baybars Örsek, director of the IFCN, said that dozens of fact-checking organizations contributed to the spreadsheet with their content in the hours after the project was introduced.
“It’s a great reminder that the community is so active, and they were already monitoring a lot of misinformation and disinformation in the beginning of the military operation,” Örsek said. “It’s great to see that happening.”
He pointed out that fact-checking organizations are much better equipped now to handle disinformation around the Ukraine crisis, having gained a great deal of experience in this same kind of work around the coronavirus pandemic.
“The public opinion on this is also very clear … who is the right party in this. But with COVID, it was very challenging — especially at the beginning of the pandemic. Nobody knew what was happening,” Örsek said. “But this time, it was clearly an act of unjust aggression by Russia, so that’s not a big question.”
The misinformation around Ukraine includes out-of-context images and photos from previous protests or conflicts that are circulating online as if they are happening in the Eastern European country.
There are now more than 400 entries in #UkraineFacts from over 45 countries, Jiménez Cruz said. She said it doesn’t make sense for fact-checkers to focus on the same bits of disinformation. “We share the same standards and, if another partner has done the job, the job is going to be well done,” she said. “It takes work from our workflow because we’re not duplicating the effort.”
One thing that struck the Spanish journalist is how one piece of disinformation starts in one country and jumps to another. This project can help show how it evolves.
#UkraineFacts
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This map shows where disinformation about Ukraine's invasion has circulated and has been debunked by IFCN Signatories.
Countries █ in shades of red represent the amount of disinformation that has been identified and debunked by national fact-checkers in each country.
When you click on a piece of disinformation, countries in which that hoax has circulated highligh █ in blue and you can access each country's debunking in its language below
When you click on a country you can see which disinformation has been identified and fact-checked in that country and access the national fact-checker’s articles in their language.
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DEBUNKED DISINFORMATION : 2333 FACT-CHECKS
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Video allegedly shows that World Health Kitchen's canteen doesn't help Poles or Poles refuse their free food because of refugees: these claims are misleading. The canteen was established for refugees affected by the war in Ukraine, but a certain number of places in the canteen were reserved for Poles in need of support.
8/18/2022
Photo allegedly claims that Ukrainian flags are banned in Spanish Refugee Center: this claim is false. The City Council of Benalmadena denied the claim.
8/10/2022
The photo of Mickey Rourke wearing a Putin T-shirt on American television in 2022: this photo is from 2014.
7/22/2022
Video shows that German police arrested Ukrainian refugees: it is false and shows just climate activists.
7/20/2022
Photo allegedly shows Ukrainian neonazi refugees on the beach in Croatia: it is false. The two men in the photo are Hungarian and have relation to the Hungarian branch of the neonazi group Blood and Honor.
7/19/2022
Video allegedly shows Ukrainian refugees who tied up traffic and protested in Italy: it is false. They were not Ukrainian refugees, they were local environmental activists from the Extinction Rebellion.
7/19/2022
Russian media claimed that US Embassy in Ukraine evacuated the embassy's staff in Ukraine and Odesa consulate and stopped working: this claim is false. The US Embassy in Kyiv continues to work but the Odesa Consulate closed four years ago.
7/18/2022
Ukrainian refugees were invited to live in the former German concentration camp in Sachsenhausen in the photo: this claim is false, and the image is photoshopped. Also, Sachsenhausen Memorial officials denied this claim.
7/12/2022
Ukraine gives Poland the right to distribute Ukrainian passports: this claim is false. Giving passports to the Ukrainians who are in Poland is a state enterprise, subordinate not to the Polish government but to the Ukraine State Migration Service.
7/11/2022
Photo allegedly shows the swastika mowed by Ukrainian refugees in a field in Germany: this is fake news. This symbol could have been mowed by resident Stefan B. The swastika field can only be accessed from his house.
7/11/2022
Photo allegedly shows an obese and retired Russian general sent to fight in Ukraine. This claim is false. He retired in 2011 and he was not a general, although he served in the Russian army.
7/9/2022
Video allegedly shows the destruction of Russian army vehicles by Ukrainians: this claim is false. The video is a CGI video made by a filmmaker from Kyiv.
7/7/2022
Russian troops allegedly destroyed a sabotage and reconnaissance group of the Georgian Legion: Georgian commander Mamuka Mamulashvili denied the claims.
7/7/2022
Bild has published that Russian forces captured a German PzH 2000 Howitzer that was transported to Ukraine as German military aid: this is fake news. There is no such news in Bild.
7/6/2022
Video allegedly shows a little girl in the hospital who was injured during a bombing in Mykolaiv: it is false. The girl's mother said her 4-year-old daughter was injured after falling off her bike.
7/5/2022
Russians pretend that Ukrainian activists attached Russophobic stickers in Auschwitz: it is fake news.
7/1/2022
Money magazine published a cover with Zelensky on a dollar horse: it is false and montage. The original cover is from 2016 and with John Oliver.
7/1/2022
Photo allegedly shows a prisoner in Ukraine with a swastika tattoo: it is false. Photo shows a prisoner, but it was taken in Belarus, in 2005.
6/30/2022
Images allegedly show a Russian missile did U-turn and returned to strike the troops who fired it: This missile launch failed, but the missile exploded in a field nearby, not where it was launched.
6/30/2022
The shopping center in Kremenchuk, which was missiled by the Russians, had closed: this claim is false. The shopping center in Kremenchuk was open, and there were people at the time of the attack.
6/29/2022
The Russian Army allegedly captured Caesar howitzers from Ukraine: it is false. The Armed Forces of Ukraine, the French Ministry of Defense, and the French General Staff denied these claims.
6/29/2022
A shopping mall in Kremenchuk allegedly caught fire due to the Russians bombing of an arms depot: this is fake news. Russian army missiled a shopping mall in Kremenchuk.
6/28/2022
Ukraine built a NATO base in Severodonetsk: it is false. The claim does not contain any evidence, and there is no mention of a NATO base in Ukraine on NATO's website.
6/25/2022
Lithuania dismantled the railway connecting Russia and Belarus to Kaliningrad and passing through Lithuania: this claim is not true, it's satire.
6/24/2022
The letter allegedly shows Ukraine asking Poland to deport Ukrainian men of military age: this letter is fake. The Ukrainian Embassy in Poland confirmed that the letter was not a public document.
6/23/2022
Photo allegedly shows the Ukrainian City of Ochakiv, home to a NATO base: it is false, and from Syria in 2012.
6/23/2022
Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg stated that peace is possible in Ukraine if Ukraine makes territorial concessions: this is fake news. Stoltenberg did not say that peace was possible if there were land concessions. He repeatedly said that NATO will support Ukraine to gain a stronger position in negotiations with the Russian Federation.
6/23/2022
Zelensky allegedly shows himself to the world on a green screen: this claim is false. The photo is from a speech at the technology conference.
6/22/2022
Video allegedly shows the fire after the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked drilling platforms in the Black Sea: it is false and from 2008.
6/22/2022
The photo of a crying girl allegedly shows the consequences of Russia's 2022 invasion: it is false. The photo first appeared on a Georgian website in January 2019.
6/22/2022
The Chinese delegation allegedly left the hall during Volodymyr Zelensky's speech: it is false. The delegation did not leave the hall during the speech.
6/22/2022
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson said he was tired of Ukraine: this is fake news. He warned the world not to yield to "Ukrainian fatigue."
6/20/2022
Photo shows KFC's sexist advertisement about Ukrainian women in Germany: this claim is false. KFC denied this claim.
6/20/2022
Video allegedly shows hypersonic Russian missile attack: it is false and a computer-generated video.
6/18/2022
France asked for a life sentence for Zelensky: it's fake news.
6/17/2022
The article claims that the Ukrainian military has introduced conscription for women: it is false. Ukrainian authorities denied the truth of the document claiming conscription for women.
6/16/2022
Poland annexed Ukraine via tax office data contract: this is fake news.
6/15/2022
Liudmila Denisova allegedly admitted to lying about rapes committed against Ukrainians by Russian occupiers: this claim is false. A sentence from Denisova's interview was taken out of context and misconstructed.
6/13/2022
Viktor Orban allegedly said, "I don't want to lose my country because of the idiot(Zelensky) who massacred in the center of Europe": it is fake news.
6/9/2022
Germany has supported Ukraine with $22 billion since the beginning of the Russian invasion: this is not true. The amount claimed is too much.
6/8/2022
US President Joe Biden allegedly said that Ukraine should give up part of its territory to end the war with Russia: it is false. He did not say anything like that.
6/6/2022
Ukrainian forces occupied the UN office in Kramatorsk: this is fake news. There are no UN employees in the city.
6/6/2022
Uber refused to transport Ukrainian refugees in many countries: Uber refused to transport Ukrainian refugees in many countries: Uber did not decide to refuse to transport Ukrainian refugees and did not share such a statement.
6/4/2022
International Committee of the Red Cross is searching for healthy children's organs and biolabs in the video: there is no evidence to support these claims.
6/3/2022
Photo shows Ukrainian flag added to Pride colors: it is false and just a montage.
6/3/2022
Ukraine sold 17 million hectares of farmland in Ukraine to three large US companies: this is fake news. Ukrainian law states that foreign citizens and companies can not buy farmland in Ukraine.
6/2/2022
Video allegedly shows that the Bulgarian government evicts Ukrainian refugees from hotels in Bulgaria: this claim is false. This video shows refugees being transferred to another reception center in the country.
6/2/2022
70% of Ukrainians in Kherson and Zaporizhia allegedly dream about Russian passports: the news is based on the words of the Russian politician. The percentage contradicts the results of opinion polls conducted in Ukraine.
6/1/2022
Ukraine allegedly stopped all payments in the Kherson region: this is fake news. Ukrainian authorities continue to make payments in the Kherson region, despite delays.
5/31/2022
Photos allegedly show shops in Prague that have posters banning Ukrainians: it is fake news. Store owners denied the claims and declared it was a photomontage.
5/30/2022
Photo allegedly shows burning books by Russians in Ukraine: it is false, and it was from Kaliningrad in 2019.
5/29/2022
Russian media claimed that two battalions of Polish military personnel were sent to Ukraine: this claim is false. Polish General Staff denied this claim.
5/26/2022
Photo shows Russian priests blessing the nuclear missile during the war: it is fake.
5/23/2022
Video allegedly shows the staging of a shooting in Ukraine: it is false, and it is from a war protest in Iceland on 9 May.
5/20/2022
Video shows Ukrainian refugees stabbing a man to death in Warsaw: it is false context. The video actually shows the attack on a man in Warsaw. However, according to the prosecution, there is no evidence that Ukrainians were involved in the crime.
5/19/2022
Photo allegedly shows that "Bild" reports about Ukrainian refugees causing fires: it is false and from 2013.
5/19/2022
Photo allegedly shows soldiers with paintball guns: it is false. It shows a military exercise in Ukraine.
5/19/2022
Polish President Duda said he wanted to annex the western of Ukraine: it is false. Duda emphasized harmony between Ukraine and Poland, and he did not say anything about annexation.
5/18/2022
Photo shows Zelensky's Russian passport: it is fake.
5/18/2022
Photo shows a washing machine in a Russian helicopter: it is false. It shows part of the helicopter's refrigeration system.
5/18/2022
Photo shows US Admiral Eric Olson captured by Russian forces in Ukraine: it is false. The image is from Ukraine in April 2022, but it does not show Eric Olson.
5/17/2022
Polish presenter gave the Nazi salute during Eurovision: it is false. She just waved her hand in the video.
5/17/2022
Ukrainian authorities distributed counterfeit money infected with tuberculosis in Donbas: it is false. This claim was debunked in 2020. The distribution of counterfeit money in the Luhansk region was only an information campaign.
5/17/2022
Video allegedly shows the Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra's Nazi salute during Eurovision: it is false. The video shows them only greeting the people after winning the cup.
5/16/2022
Canadian sniper Wali allegedly claimed that a fraudulent scheme was organized in Ukraine to steal U.S. military aid: it is false. Wali did not say anyhting about that.
5/16/2022
UN allegedly confirms Ukrainian military destroying Ukrainian schools: it is fake news. UN did not announce that Ukraine's Armed Forces were destroying schools.
5/14/2022
Refugees from Ukraine don't get a retirement pension 10 years earlier than Germans in Germany: it is false. Ukrainians have to pay into the pension insurance system for five years before they are eligible for a pension in Germany.
5/13/2022
Arestovich allegedly confirms that Jewish Masons are planning to seize the territory of Ukraine: this is a conspiracy theory.
5/13/2022
The wife of the Azov Battalion commander is greeting the Nazis in a photo on social media: it is fake news.
5/12/2022
Volodymyr Zelensky was called "King of Lies" on the cover of Stern magazine: this claim is false. He was called a "Hero of Freedom" by Stern.
5/11/2022
Mychajło Duda is allegedly the grandfather of Andrzej Duda: it is fake.
5/10/2022
Ruble has become the best-performed currency in the world: it is fake.
5/9/2022
Photos allegedly show the Finnish Air Force's ex-insignia with Nazi symbol became Ukrainian: it is false. Finnish Air Force does not use this logo.
5/8/2022
Video shows that Finland transfers tanks and military equipment to its borders with Russia: it is false. The video is a real but it is for military exercise in the west of the country.
5/6/2022
Video allegedly shows tunnels under Azovstal in Mariupol: it is false. The video shows era tunnels in the UK.
5/6/2022
Photo allegedly shows that Actor Ian McKellen is in Lviv, Ukraine: it is false and from London, 2021.
5/5/2022
Canadian General Trevor Cadieu was allegedly arrested by Russian soldiers while trying to escape from the Azovstal factory in Mariupol.
5/5/2022
Photo allegedly shows Polish Armed Forces order letter to attack Ukraine: it is fake. Polish Armed Forces denied this claim.
5/4/2022
Video shows NATO Patriot missile attack hitting Russian troops near Ukraine border: it is false. The NATO official verified that NATO did not attack the Russian troops in April 2022.
5/4/2022
It was claimed that the "Ghost of Kyiv" died in the posts: they are false. The Ukrainian Air Force announced on its Twitter account that the Ghost of Kyiv is not a real person but embodies the common spirit of Ukrainian pilots.
5/2/2022
Chinese state television broadcast news about a map that will take place after the collapse of Russia: this was just a neighbor map broadcasted in 2020.
4/30/2022
Video allegedly shows biological weapons and materials found in Mariupol: it is false, and it shows standard medical containers for end-of-life disposal.
4/29/2022
Polish police cars featured Z symbols because Polish were agitated by Ukrainians: it is false. The symbol "Z" on police cars in Poland means they belong to the Warsaw Police Department.
4/29/2022
Video shows the derailed Russian military wagon in Bryansk: it is false and it is from Chita, 2017.
4/29/2022
Photo allegedly shows cookies with Azov symbols: it is false. The image is a montaged.
4/29/2022
Austria agreed to buy Russian gas in rubles: it is false. Austria's chancellor denied this claim.
4/27/2022
Ukrainians allegedly sell javelins to Hamas and Hezbollah militants: it is fake news. There are no javelins on the list of military equipment that Ukraine sells abroad.
4/27/2022
Zelensky’s fortune was allegedly estimated at $850 million: there is no evidence about this claim.
4/27/2022
The Ukrainian national coat of arms allegedly connects with the symbol of Khazar Jews and the biblical figure Moloch: this is a conspiracy theory.
4/27/2022
Andriy Biletsky was captured by the Kadyrovans: there is no evidence of Andriy Biletsky being detained. The video is from a talk show.
4/27/2022
Video allegedly shows that Zelensky has dinner with Nazis from Azov: it is false, and the video is from 2019.
4/26/2022
Photos and videos allegedly prove the arrest of a group of "neo-nazis" in Moscow: it is false. The footage shared by the Russian Federal Security Service does not contain evidence of criminal activity.
4/26/2022
Zelensky allegedly has a wealth of 1.4 billion dollars: it is false, and there is no evidence about Zelensky's net wealth.
4/25/2022
Video allegedly shows Zelensky's daughter crying and calling her father "Nazi": it is false. She is not Zelensky's daughter.
4/25/2022
Russian poet Joseph Brodsky’s granddaughter was beaten by Ukrainian refugees in Italy: it is false. The woman said that the aggressors were not Ukrainian refugees, and the Italian police were investigating the matter.
4/25/2022
Video allegedly shows that Zelensky used cocaine in this interview: it is false. There is no white powder in the original video.
4/25/2022
Video shows burned cars by Ukrainian refugees in Hannover, Germany: there is no evidence that cars were set on fire by Ukrainian refugees.
4/25/2022
The image shows secret NATO biolabs under the Azovstal steel mill in Mariupol: it is false. The image is from a board game.
4/22/2022
The photo of the grieving boy was taken in 2020, not 2022: it is false. The photo was taken in Ukraine in 2022.
4/22/2022
Photo of people in the shape of a Nazi swastika in Ukraine: it is false. It was taken in Penza, Russia, in 2016, and people mark the 55th commemoration anniversary of space flight.
4/22/2022
Photos allegedly show that Russian soldiers raised the Ukrainian flag and flew the USSR flag in Mariupol: photos are not current, from 2015.
4/21/2022
Video shows cocaine and its pack on Zelensky's desk: it is a hoax.
4/21/2022
Photo shows the result of the Russian missile attack in Bucha: it does not prove the "results of the missile attack."
4/20/2022
Photo allegedly shows the cover of the TIME magazine: it is false, and it is a photo montage.
4/20/2022
Photo shows explosion or fire on Russian cruiser Moscow: it is false. It shows a burning ship in the Gulf of Oman.
4/20/2022
Joe Biden called the Pope a black baseball player: it is false. Joe Biden was talking about a famous American baseball player, not the Pope.
4/19/2022
Video shows combat or covid drones found by Russian soldiers in Ukraine: it is not true. They are agricultural multicopters.
4/19/2022
Video allegedly shows an explosion at the Azofstal plant in Mariupol, Ukraine, in April 2022: it is false. It is from an explosion at an ammunition depot in Balakliia, Ukraine, in 2017.
4/19/2022
Google Maps has removed the blurring of Russian military facilities: it is false. Google Maps has denied this claim.
4/19/2022
The video shows Azov Battalion's attack on a humanitarian convoy in Mariupol: this claim is false, the video shows an attack on the Russian military.
4/19/2022
Photo shows what is written about Ukraine at the subway entrance in New York: it is false and a photo montage.
4/19/2022
Photo shows that Ukrainian soldiers allegedly stole a washing machine: it is false. Ukrainian soldiers helped transport the war-ravaged equipment.
4/18/2022
Photo allegedly does not show to Viktor Medvedchu: it is not true. Medvedchuk's wife also admitted on April 16 that her husband had been detained.
4/18/2022
Photo allegedly shows the first image of the Moskva ship fire before sinking: it is false and from 2019.
4/18/2022
Video of sinking the cruiser "Moscow": it is false. The video is from US Navy's RIMPAC 2000 exercise.
4/17/2022
CNN shared a tweet to celebrate child soldiers in Ukraine: it is false. CNN did not share a tweet like this, and the photo is from 2014.
4/15/2022
Video allegedly shows the moment of General Roger Cloutier was arrested: it is false. The video shows the arrest of a Crimean Tatar volunteer battalion fighter published by the Russian news agency RIA.
4/14/2022
Video shows the explosion of the Russian cruiser Moskva: it is false. The video from Norwegian military training in 2013.
4/14/2022
There are secret NATO biolabs under the Azovstal steel mill: it is a conspiracy theory.
4/14/2022
Adolf Hitler is Jewish roots: it is fake.
4/14/2022
The BBC shared this video claiming that Ukrainians attacked Kramatorsk train station: it is false. BBC announced that the video was fake.
4/13/2022
Photo shows Christ after the church's bombing in Ukraine in 2022: it is false. It is from after an earthquake in Italy in 2009.
4/13/2022
Video of the parade of Ukrainian soldiers: it is false, and the video is from 2014.
4/13/2022
The posts claim that Poland is planning to occupy Ukraine: it is false. The map was from Vladimir Zhirinovsky's letter in 2014.
4/13/2022
Video shows Ukrainians greeting Russian troops in Ukraine: it is false. The video shows Russian people greeting Russian troops for going to Ukraine.
4/13/2022
Photo shows that Azov members burn the Dutch flag: it is from 2016, and there is no evidence that the photo shows Azov members.
4/12/2022
Video shows that there was no massacre of the Russian army: it is false. Two bodies are seen in the video. In addition, satellite images in March are one the evidence.
4/12/2022
Video allegedly shows that the Ukrainian military put corpses on Bucha's streets: it is false. Ukrainians took the corpses out of the streets in case they were booby-trapped with explosives in the video.
4/11/2022
The Slovak Government claimed that Russia destroyed the S-300 air defense systems supplied to Ukraine: it is false. Slovakia denied these claims.
4/11/2022
Josep Borrell said that the conflict in Ukraine should be resolved militarily: Josep Borrell's statements and tweets are taken out of context.
4/11/2022
The serial number in the photo allegedly proves that Kramatorsk was bombed by the Ukrainians: it is false. The serial number or inscription on the missile does not prove whether it is Russian or Ukrainian.
4/9/2022
Joe Biden allegedly said in 1997 that "the only thing that will force Russia into military intervention will be NATO's expansion to the Russian border.": Joe Biden said he expected a "hostile reaction" from Russia but not a "military reaction" in 1997.
4/8/2022
This mannequin is a "fake dead" used in Ukraine shared by Russia24 TV: this is not true, the mannequin is from a film set in St. Petersburg, Russia.
4/7/2022
Zelensky and Soros are cousins: this is fake.
4/7/2022
Russian sources claimed that the Ukrainian army used ambulances to move to different strategic positions in this video: it is taken from the live link of "Al Jazeera" in Kyiv and is misleading.
4/6/2022
Ukrainian soldiers allegedly blew up a nitric acid tank in Rubizhne: it is fake news. Governor Haidai said Russian troops blew up a nitric acid tank.
4/6/2022
Ukrainian Nastia Savčyšyn was killed by Russian soldiers in Bucha: it is false. She shared the post to draw attention to the cruelty of the occupiers and could be killed. In fact, she is not the one in the other photo.
4/6/2022
General Roger Cloutier was allegedly arrested by the Russian army in Mariupol: he published a post on his LinkedIn account stating on 6 April that he was at the headquarters of the European Allied Forces in Izmir.
4/5/2022
The video claimed that Ukrainian refugees damaged Russian cars in Hamburg: it is false. Hamburg police announced that damaged cars aren't related to the Russia-Ukraine war.
4/4/2022
Video allegedly showing a dead man waving a hand in Bucha: it is not true. The reason for that movement in the video is a drop of water or a stain on the car window.
4/3/2022
Bernard-Henri Lévy did allegedly not go to Ukraine, and a photo was taken in a studio: it is a montaged. Emeric Fohlen took the original photo in 2014.
4/1/2022
Financial Times allegedly published Syrian refugees instead of Ukrainian: this photo shows refugees in Ukraine.
4/1/2022
Photo shows that Russian General Bulgakov signs the order to create fake videos discrediting Ukrainian soldiers: the photo and signature are fake.
4/1/2022
It is claimed that one third of Ukrainian refugees arriving in France are African migrants: this claim is false. According to the French Ministry of the Interior, the number of non-Europeans among Ukrainian refugees arriving in France was less than 5%.
4/1/2022
Hunter Biden allegedly participated in creating biological labs in Ukraine as funding: there is no evidence about this funding claim.
4/1/2022
Ukrainian authorities allegedly use the synagogue in Uman for military purposes: it is not true. The United Jewish Community of Ukraine denied the allegations.
3/31/2022
Video shows Olaf Scholz allegedly making false statements about a NATO mission in Ukraine: Scholz's comments were taken out of context.
3/31/2022
The Vatican allegedly first paid for gas in rubles: it is fake news.
3/31/2022
Photo allegedly shows that there are 30,000 corpses of Azov guards in bags in Mariupol: it is false. Photo shows residents of Mariupol lining up at a supermarket to buy food and essentials.
3/31/2022
Azov deputy commander Sviatoslav Palamar was killed: it is fake, and he is alive.
3/31/2022
Ukrainian army arrested Serbian sniper Danijela Lazović, codename Bagira in this photo: it is false. She is Irina Starikova from Donetsk.
3/30/2022
Video shows a crowd of cooking oil in the supermarket in France: it is not current, it is from France, 2015
3/30/2022
Video allegedly shows the leader of Azov arrested in Mariupol: this is not true. He was Oleg Kuzminykh, a lieutenant colonel in Ukraine at the time, and the video from 2015.
3/30/2022
Video allegedly shows Putin watching Zelensky on a comedy show: it is not true. The video is a montage of two different videos.
3/30/2022
Photo of Serbian burger restaurant opened instead of McDonald's: it is false. This restaurant opened in 2018.
3/29/2022
Chemtrails are not a conspiracy theory. They disappeared because of the war in Ukraine and USA-funded biolabs: these are false, and chemtrails have never existed.
3/28/2022
Video allegedly shows Zelenskyy singing a cover of John Lennon's one of the best songs, "Imagine": it is not true. The singer in the video is Alejandro Manzano.
3/28/2022
Video allegedly shows live gun and tank battles in Ukraine as a BBC News broadcast: it is false. The video is montaged and scenes from several military training.
3/28/2022
Ukraine allegedly produces 25% of the wheat consumed worldwide: it is false and only 3%.
3/28/2022
Video shows Joe Biden saying that the cost to Europe of cutting off Russian gas is the price he is willing to pay: it is fake news. US President Joe Biden did not say these words in the video.
3/28/2022
The post with CNN's news was allegedly filmed in Canada, not Kyiv, Ukraine: no, it is not true, that was a Ukrainian firefighter wearing donated gear from Edmonton, Canada.
3/27/2022
This Putin and Ukrainian balloon image was allegedly created by Banksy: this is not true, a Banksy's spokesperson denied this.
3/26/2022
Romani people were tied to a light pole in Ukraine just because of their ethnicity proves that Ukraine is full of nazis: this claim is false. Ukrainians tied Romanis to light poles, not because of their ethnicity but because they were looters.
3/25/2022
Photo of UNHCR allegedly advising governments not to help Ukrainian refugees: it is not true. UNHCR denied publication of the text shown in the photo.
3/25/2022
The video shows that Ukrainian destroys Russian helicopters: no it is not true and the video is from a video game.
3/24/2022
Generalitat of Catalonia calling for the expulsion of Andalusians and Extremadurians: it's not true. The photo is a montage.
3/24/2022
Video of a woman allegedly protesting Zelenskyy on a Ukrainian TV channel: she is a TikTok user called Olga Stiffler, and video is a montage.
3/24/2022
Secretary of State for Defence of the UK Ben Wallace supports Ukraine's nuclear program: it is not true. Ministry of Defence announced the video to be a hoax.
3/24/2022
Photo allegedly shows Ukrainian medals for "capture of Crimea": medals are fake.
3/24/2022
Video allegedly shows the Ukrainian Neo-Nazi member, not the Russian officer: it is not true, he is a Russian special forces police officer.
3/24/2022
Photo allegedly shows that Putin's photographs display in Zagreb's IKEA selling space: it is not true. IKEA announced that this photo was photoshopped.
3/23/2022
Video of Zelensky admitting to using drugs in this interview: it is not current and true. This video is a montage.
3/23/2022
Ukrainian diplomatic staff was arrested due to smuggling in Ukraine: it is not current. The arrest in the claim was made by the Ukrainian Investigative Bureau in February 2021.
3/23/2022
The injured child in the photo is not from Mariupol: it is false. The child in the photo is 13-year-old Milena from Mariupol.
3/23/2022
Photo shows Zelensky's peace sign behind Putin: it is a montage.
3/22/2022
Photo allegedly shows the deputy chief of police in Ukraine: the allegation that Artem Bonov, with Nazi tattooed, was serving as a police officer in Kiev was not confirmed.
3/22/2022
Three Russian cosmonauts allegedly wear yellow and blue clothes to support Ukraine: it is not true. The colors of the clothes are also the color of the institution where the cosmonauts work.
3/22/2022
Video showing the attack by a Ukrainian refugee to German in Germany: it is not true. The video from Russia, 2019.
3/22/2022
Photo shows that Ukraine sends children to the front lines of war: it is false. The photo shows a woman, and it is from Russia, 2018.
3/22/2022
Pope Francis allegedly referred to the Russian invasion as an operation to "demilitarize" Ukraine and called NATO "dogs.": it is false. There is no such statement from the Pope in his interview.
3/22/2022
Video allegedly shows Ukrainian refugees polluting the train in Germany: it is not true. Fans of the FC Augsburg Football Club caused train pollution.
3/22/2022
CNN allegedly tweeted that one of the Ukrainian resort hotels bombed by Russians: The tweet attributed to CNN is a fake and the hotel is in Serbia.
3/21/2022
Video of a woman that claims that Ukrainian refugees allegedly beat a 16-year-old Russian volunteer in Germany: German police debunked this claim, and the women apologized to people on social media.
3/20/2022
Photo of the gas station allegedly on the cover of Time magazine: it is false and work by illustrator Denis Zilber.
3/20/2022
Russia's UN ambassador allegedly said US President Donald Trump was "overthrown": Vassily Nebenzia referred to the revolution that overthrew the Ukrainian president in February 2014.
3/18/2022
Montreal Avenue, where the Russian consulate is located, was renamed "Avenue Zelensky": it is false. Montreal avenue was not renamed.
3/18/2022
Video allegedly showing Russian soldiers in Ukraine: they are Kenya Defence Forces soldiers.
3/18/2022
NATO launched more than 10,000 air raids on Libya in 2011, with over 500,000 civilian casualties: this is not true, and contradicts the reports of international organizations.
3/18/2022
Photo allegedly shows that urgently needed goods for Ukraine are dumped close to the border: more than 220 tons of aid material was brought to Ukraine. Photo only includes broken, dirty, or unsuitable items such as swimsuits.
3/17/2022
Video of Zelenskyy allegedly calling Ukrainians to surrender: the video is deep fake which makes it look like Zelenskyy is saying something he never said.
3/17/2022
Video allegedly showing the attack by a Ukrainian refugee on an Italian train: it is not current, and the fight was between Ukrainian and Indian in 2018.
3/17/2022
Photo allegedly shows Ukrainian firefighters: it is not current, and it is linked to fires in Tasmania, Australia.
3/17/2022
Russia allegedly has pegged its currency Ruble, to gold: it's not true. The Central Bank of Russia has announced that it only wants to purchase gold again.
3/16/2022
Ukraine allegedly requires compulsory vaccination for citizens applying for war compensation: Denys Shmyhal talked about vaccination but did not say that vaccine is necessary to receive compensation benefits.
3/16/2022
Video allegedly showing the face-to-face peace meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin: it is not current and it is from 2019.
3/16/2022
Wladimir Klitschko auctioned the Olympic gold medal to raise money for children in Ukraine: he auctioned off his gold medal for children in 2012.
3/16/2022
Russian model allegedly killed for calling Putin a "Psychopath": her ex-boyfriend, who killed model Gretta Vedler in 2021, has been arrested.
3/16/2022
Video of an alleged Russian tank was destroyed by Ukrainians: it is false, and it is from a video game.
3/16/2022
Photo allegedly shows pulling of Russian rocket by Ukrainian tractor: it is a montage, and it is space rocket.
3/16/2022
Video shows the heavy war between Ukraine-Russia: it is not from 2022; it is from August 2014.
3/16/2022
The Twitter account belongs to the Russian Channel One editor, who came out with the "no war" message: the @MarinaOvsy is a fake account.
3/15/2022
Video allegedly showing that Slovakia said "no" to NATO and turned to Russia: it's an incident over a US military deal agreed upon before the war.
3/15/2022
The news allegedly shows that Russia has announced an arrest warrant for George Soros: Russia has not announced any arrest warrants for George Soros.
3/15/2022
Canadian sniper Wali allegedly killed in the war against Russia: Wali proved that he is alive in an interview.
3/15/2022
Video of Zelenski visiting a hospital show a doctor who died: The woman is not a doctor, she is Commander of the Medical Forces, Tatiana Ostashchenko.
3/14/2022
The photo of the 9-year-old armed Ukrainian girl in a war: it's fake.
3/14/2022
Kamala Harris allegedly laughed at the plight of Ukrainian refugees at a conference: the reason for the laughter was Poland's President joked about who should answer first.
3/14/2022
WHO allegedly asked Ukraine to destroy their bioweapons: WHO asked Ukraine to get rid of pathogens in biolabs.
3/14/2022
Video allegedly showing a smoking corpse during the Russia-Ukraine war: it's a video clip of Russian rapper Husky.
3/13/2022
Prince William allegedly said, "We used to see war in Africa and Asia, not Europe": Prince William has no such statement.
3/13/2022
Video shows Ukrainian refugees vandalizing a shop in Germany: it is not current, it is from Poland, 2021.
3/13/2022
Romanian fighter jet shot allegeldy down by Ukrainian air forces: The Romanian Ministry of National Defense denied this news.
3/12/2022
Video allegedly showing tug of war between Russian and Ukrainian soldiers: the video is from 2014 and they are American and Canadian soldiers.
3/11/2022
Photo allegedly shows a tractor pulling a Russian or Ukrainian military jet: it is not current and it is from Zagreb, 2011.
3/11/2022
Photo shows that Putin writes this message "peoples of the whole Earth": this is fake.
3/11/2022
US Department of Defence allegedly admitted the existence of 46 "Biolabs" existed in Ukraine: It is misleading news. The existence of laboratories with which the United States "cooperates" in Ukraine has been known to the public for years.
3/11/2022
Photo allegedly showing a Ukrainian soldier kissing his pregnant wife: photo shows a Slovakian soldier from 2012.
3/10/2022
CNN allegedly claimed that the Ukrainian invasion causes myocarditis: CNN's image about myocarditis is a montage and hoax.
3/10/2022
Video shows an airplane dodging the gunfire: no, it is not true and the video is from a video game.
3/10/2022
The bombing at the hospital in Mariupol and pregnant women injured is a hoax: it is a conspiracy theory. The woman in the photo is blogger Marianna Podgurskaya, and she was pregnant when the photo was taken.
3/10/2022
Photos of The Simpsons allegedly foreseen the use of the nuclear bomb in the Russia-Ukraine war on 5 May 2022: the photos are montage.
3/10/2022
Leonardo DiCaprio has donated $10 million to the IVF to support Ukraine: the sites that spread the news revised and denied the same news.
3/10/2022
Video shows Russian F-22 Raptor fighter jets in the skies over Ukraine: it is false. Jets cannot be detected because the video is very blurry. Also, only the U.S. owns and operates such aircraft.
3/10/2022
Documents show that Kyiv was preparing an offensive operation against Donbas: this is not true. This is an order regarding training sessions given annually by the Armed Forces of Ukraine regularly.
3/10/2022
Video of a Ukrainian child allegedly crying and walking alone to the border of Poland: the child did not cross the border alone, he was with his family.
3/9/2022
Video allegedly showing that Victoria Nuland admitted there are US biological weapons in Ukraine: Victoria Nuland's statements on the subject do not officially confirm the claims.
3/9/2022
Photo allegedly showing a Ukrainian girl with a poster: it is a montage.
3/9/2022
Photo of Italian TV and some allegedly showing escape from Kyiv: it is from a movie of "Deep Impact," and there is no evidence that TGCOM24 shared it.
3/9/2022
Photos of Qutub Minar (India) allegedly lighting up in Russian flag colors: it's in relation to a healthcare project as it can be read in the inscription.
3/8/2022
Photos allegedly showing Macron after the phone conversation with Putin: photos were taken by Soazig de la Moissonnière, and they are from different dates before and after February 24.
3/8/2022
Photo shows a factory fire in Zaporizhia, Ukraine: it's fake. It is from an afire in Chile, in 2012.
3/8/2022
Ukraine forces have been committing genocide in Donbas for eight years: according to UN resolutions and the report of The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, this claim is false.
3/8/2022
Video of the US allegedly sending paratroopers to Ukraine: video is from North Carolina, USA, and 2017.
3/8/2022
Photo allegedly shows an explosion in Ukraine: it is not true, it is from Yemen, 2015.
3/8/2022
Photo allegedly showing an old man holding a cat in Ukraine: It is from Turkey, 2018.
3/8/2022
A single American megachurch allegedly did not offer anything to the Ukrainians: Several megachurches in the U.S. are actively raising funds for Ukrainians.
3/8/2022
Blinken allegedly admitted that Russia would "grind" Ukraine: Blinken's explanation was taken out of context.
3/8/2022
Nathaniel Rothschild allegedly writes a letter to the British government calling Putin "the most dangerous man since the defeat of Hitler": this is not true. A spokesperson from Rothschild's investment company denied this allegation.
3/8/2022
Video allegedly shows a moment of Russian missile attacked Ukraine's nuclear power plant: it is false and it is just a flare in the video.
3/7/2022
The video allegedly shows the Crucifix of the Kyiv Cathedral or Christ being transferred to a sanctuary: these are not true. The video is from a Ukrainian soldier's funeral in Drohobych, 2015.
3/7/2022
Volodymyr Zelensky allegedly wore a t-shirt with the nazi iron cross: It is not the nazi iron cross but the emblem to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
3/7/2022
Video of Volodymyr Zelenskyy allegedly singing a song with his wife: The video shows an American band Boyce Avenue and British singer Connie Talbot.
3/7/2022
Photo allegedly showing Ukraine drone attack related to Russia invasion: the photo showing a train accident in Poland in 2010.
3/7/2022
Photos allegedly show that "Putin Pub" in Jerusalem was renamed "Zelenskiy Pub": Putin's name was removed from the outside, but the bar's name was not changed to "Zelenskiy Pub."
3/7/2022
Video allegedly shows tanks in the Russia-Ukraine battle: it is not true, it shows American Abrams tanks in a training exercise.
3/7/2022
Video allegedly showing the money seized by Chechen soldiers in Ukraine: the money in this video was found in Ghana, according to the UN report.
3/6/2022
Video allegedly shows a Russian nuclear missile called "Nuclear Satan": it is false and shows a gas tank from Saudi Arabia.
3/6/2022
Video of Vladimir Putin allegedly going through a microphone: The microphone does not disappear when looking higher quality.
3/6/2022
Photo of soldiers allegedly blocking the civilian escape from Irpin and holding them as a human shield: there's no evidence of this.
3/6/2022
Video allegedly shows the dug graves of Russian soldiers in Ukraine: no, it is false. The video is from Russia, 2021.
3/6/2022
Ukraine was allegedly preparing to create nuclear weapons: it is false and Ukraine did not try to develop nuclear weapons before the war.
3/6/2022
Video of Putin allegedly playing the Serbian national anthem: it is not true. Putin was playing one of Vasilija Solovjeva's song in China, 2017.
3/5/2022
Statement of Putin allegeldy threatening FIFA after banning Russia from all international soccer competitions: it's false.
3/5/2022
European universities are allegedly expelling Russian students: this is not true.
3/5/2022
Video allegedly showing Russia bombing Ukraine: it's from Beirut (Lebanon) in 2020.
3/4/2022
Photo of a girl with tears in her eyes in Ukraine in 2022: it is not true, it is from Pakistan, 2014.
3/4/2022
Volodymyr Zelenskyy allegedly criticized Michelle Bachelet at the UN: There is no evidence about this claim.
3/4/2022
Photo showing the road sign insulting the invading Russian troops in Ukraine: it is a photomontage.
3/4/2022
Video of some soldiers in the trenches where a Nazi flag waves in Ukraine: it is not current.
3/3/2022
Video of Vladimir Putin allegedly walking after the press conference on these days: it is not current, it's from 2013.
3/3/2022
Video allegedly showing military armored vehicles delivered to Ukraine: the video is not current, and it is from Canada.
3/3/2022
Video of Ukraine President allegedly performing as a singer or an actor: it is not true. He is not Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
3/3/2022
Ukrainian corpses allegedly "moving" on TV: it's a performance against climate change policies in Viena in 2022.
3/2/2022
Photo of a nazi symbol in the shopping center in Kyiv: it was taken in 2019 and it was due to a hacker attack at the mall.
3/2/2022
Photo allegedly showing Ukrainian soldiers with NATO and Nazi flags: the image is a montage, and it is from 2014.
3/2/2022
Video of a music band being arrested by the army in relation to the Ukrainian war: it's not current, it's Russia in 2015.
3/2/2022
Photos show a Russian jet shot down by Ukrainians: this is false, and this is a Russian jet shot down by Turkey in 2015.
3/2/2022
Video of Putin allegedly on a plane meeting evacuated Indian students on a flight: it's the Indian Ambassador to Romania.
3/2/2022
An Indian student Vaishali Yadav didn't 'pretend' to be stuck in Ukraine.
3/2/2022
The photo allegedly shows a Ukrainian soldier: It is not current, from 2019. He is Finn Doherty, and he is from Britain.
3/2/2022
Photo of a street with Nazi flags in Ukraine: it is not true, it is from a film set in Bulgaria, 2017.
3/2/2022
Video allegedly showing Ukraine-Russia war: it's from a fuel tanker fire in Nigeria.
3/2/2022
Video of Putin allegedly talking about the Gilgit-Baltistan conflict between India and Pakistan: subtitles are fake.
3/2/2022
It has been claimed that Ukrainian nationalists captured OSCE vehicles, but this claim is false.
3/2/2022
Photo allegedly of the first Ukrainian female fighter pilot: she is not.
3/2/2022
Video of a group of people allegedly throwing stones at a Ukrainian tank with a flag in Kharkiv: Video is not current, and it is from Mariupol, 2014.
3/2/2022
Photo of a captured Russian tank being allegedly sold by Ukrainians on eBay: there is no such tank for sale on eBay.
3/2/2022
The Ukrainian army allegedly used cats to locate Russian snipers: There is no evidence to corroborate this claim and a military expert dismissed it.
3/2/2022
Claims of Ukrainian soldiers allegedly killed as heroes on Snake island: Ukrainian soldiers are alive.
3/1/2022
Kharkiv Regional State Administration allegedly bombed by Ukrainian missiles: The Russian army carried out this attack.
3/1/2022
Video allegedly shows Russia's attack on the Ministry of Defence in Ukraine: this is not true, the video from Gaza, 2021.
3/1/2022
Photo of the Ukrainian flag allegedly hunged on the Statue of Liberty in the US: the photo was taken in France.
3/1/2022
Video of an Ukranian women allegedly showing how to drive a tank: it's from 2021, and she is Russian.
3/1/2022
China's Defense Minister said they would unconditionally support Russia if the US and NATO intervened militarily in China: there is no evidence of the statement in the media or on the ministry's website.
3/1/2022
Video allegedly shows fighting in Ukraine: this claim is false, and the video is from Syria.
3/1/2022
Video allegedly showing a Russian military attack on Ukraine: it's from Beirut (Lebanon) in 2020.
3/1/2022
Video of child’s rescue allegedly in the Russia-Ukraine crisis: it's not current, it is 2017 Iraq.
3/1/2022
CNN allegedly showed an explosion from 2015 attributing it to the Ukraine war: it's a montage.
3/1/2022
Video of a man claiming that Ukrainian forces are using people as human shields: there is no evidence of this.
3/1/2022
Picture allegedly of President Zelensky holding a swastika t-shirt: it has been manipulated from the original holding a t-shirt with the number 95.
2/28/2022
Video showing that a train carrying tanks to Ukraine: it is not correct. This video from California, 2017.
2/28/2022
Video allegedly showing conflicts between Ukraine and Russia: The video is not current and it's from Afghanistan.
2/28/2022
Video of showing Russia's military attack on Ukraine: it is not current. The video was first found on Youtube in November 2018.
2/28/2022
Photo allegedly showing that Aval Tower in Belgrade covered in colors of Russian flag: the public corporation announced that the tower was illuminated with colors symbolizing the fight against rare diseases.
2/28/2022
Photos allegedly of food distribution by ISKCON in Ukraine: they're not current, and they were taken in Russia.
2/28/2022
Video of Ukraine soldiers allegedly protecting a Muslim boy in the Russia-Ukraine crisis: it's not current and not from Ukraine.
2/28/2022
Putin allegeldy threatening Mexico in this video: Russian female anchor and subtitles are montage.
2/28/2022
Picture of a Ukrainian girl allegedly confronting a Russian soldier: it's a Palestinian girl confronting an Israeli soldier in 2012.
2/28/2022
Picture allegedly of President Zelensky's wife Olena Zelenska in military uniform
2/28/2022
Pornhub has blocked Russian internet users: it's fake.
2/28/2022
Video of a war between Russia and Ukraine: it is not current, and it is a military-historical festival video in Russia.
2/28/2022
Video allegedly showing Putin threatening launch missiles to Ghana and Kenya: the subtitles don't match Putin's words.
2/28/2022
Photo allegedly showing Russian's ballistic weapon "Satan 2": it's the Soviet-era SS-18 missile on display at the Ukrainian Museum
2/28/2022
Otto Von Bismarck didn't say that Ukraine should separate from Russia.
2/28/2022
The post claims that Steven Seagal is with Russian forces in Ukraine, but he is not.
2/28/2022
Video allegedly showing an explosion in the Ukranian region of Cherkasy: It is not from the Cherkasy region.
2/28/2022
This video does not show injured people in Ukraine: it's a TV series.
2/28/2022
Photo of Miss Ukraine, Anastasiia Lenna, defending her country: she claims on her Instagram that she is "not military" and that the photos are "to inspire people."
2/28/2022
The video is claiming to show Ukraine: it showed Kentucky in December 2021.
2/28/2022
Video allegedly showing people who are praying in Ukraine: The video is from Warsaw, Poland.
2/28/2022
Video shows that Putin allegedly announced the ending of war: it is not true. The video is a deepfake.
2/28/2022
Photo allegedly shows Russian paratroopers landing in Kyiv: it is false. The white dots show reflections of lights.
2/27/2022
Photo allegedly showing a Ukrainian military tank in Iraq: it's an American tank and the photo was taken during the Gulf War in1990.
2/27/2022
Video of a "montage" allegedly filmed in Ukraine during the Russian invasiont: it was recorded in Birmingham (UK) in 2013
2/27/2022
No, this 'Time' magazine cover with Putin turnediInto Hitler isn't real
2/27/2022
Claims and alleged pictures of 'The Ghost of Kiev', an Ukrainian pilot that has allegedly shot down 10 Russian planes: some of the information is false and other is unverified
2/27/2022
Video allegedly showing a Chechen family murdered by Russians: It is from a movie called "The Search."
2/27/2022
Video allegedly showing that Ukrainian soldier bidding farewell to his family: It is not current and it is an American soldier video.
2/27/2022
Photo of a couple with the Russian and Ukrainian flags: it's not current, it's from 2019.
2/26/2022
Ukrainian President Zelensky stopped following world leaders on Twitter: he followed no one before the invasion began.
2/26/2022
Picture allegedly of President Zelensky's wife Olena Zelenska in military uniform
2/26/2022
Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra removed Tchaikovsky's compositions because of the Russian occupation of Ukraine: two of Tchaikovsky's three compositions were changed at the concert, but Chef Dawid Rutz explained that the program of the orchestra was changed only because of the character and spirit of the music.
2/26/2022
Ukrainian President Zelensky is dead/has been killed/has been beheaded: there is no proof of this as of the 28th of February.
2/26/2022
CNN published that Putin warned India against interfering in the Ukraine conflict: it is a false and photoshopped image of the CNN news plate.
2/26/2022
Picture of allegedly Dynamo Kyiv players took up arms and joined the resistance against Russia: they're not the soccer team.
2/26/2022
Sikhs serving food to the people in Ukraine: it was taken in 2016 in Canada
2/26/2022
Photo of a little boy in Ukraine: it is from Angel's video clip in 2015.
2/26/2022
Photo allegedly of the Japanese ambassador to Ukraine dressed as a samurai prepared to protect Ukraine: this is the Ukrainian ambassador to Japan.
2/25/2022
Video of people throwing molotov cocktails to Russian tanks in Kyiv: it's not current, it's the Euromaidan in 2014.
2/25/2022
Video of an alleged explosion in Ukraine: it was taken in Beirut (Lebanon) in 2020.
2/25/2022
Video of Ukrainian soldiers killed outside Kyiv: it's not current, it's from 2015.
2/25/2022
Photo allegedly showing Ukrainian child soldiers: The photo was taken years ago at the camp organized by the Azov Battalion.
2/25/2022
Claims of Ukraninan President Zelensky fleeing the country on the 26h of February: no evidence
2/25/2022
Photo of the mayor of Kiev fighting in the war: it's not current, it's from 2021.
2/25/2022
Claims of Putin allegedly banning the Rothschild family from Russia: it's false.
2/25/2022
Video of a Ukrainian father saying goodbye to his daughter: it's not current.
2/25/2022
Video allegedly showing Ukrainian soldier saying goodbye to his family: the video is not current, and he is not Ukrainian.
2/25/2022
Photo showing the destroyed "Majdan" square: it was taken in 2014.
2/25/2022
Photo of a crying girl in Ukraine: it's not current, it's from a 2010 Russian film.
2/25/2022
Photo of an alleged Russian attack on Ukraine: it's an attack on Gaza (Palestine) in 2021
2/25/2022
Video of a Russian attack on a Ukrainian defence: it's not current, it's from 2018.
2/25/2022
Video of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers dancing together: it's from 18 February 2022, and they are just Russian soldiers.
2/25/2022
Photo allegedly shows a huge smoke from a Russian attack in Ukraine: it is not false. The photo is from Mexico.
2/25/2022
Allegedly video of an Ukrainian soldier bidding farewell to his wife: it's a 2017 Ukrainian film.
2/25/2022
Video of Russian fighter allegedly shot down by Ukrainian plane: it's from a simulator.
2/25/2022
There are US-run biolabs in Ukraine: it's fake.
2/25/2022
CNN has allegedly said that this journalist was killed both in Ukraine and before in Afghanistan: they haven't nor is he a journalist
2/25/2022
Video of a face-to-face confrontation between Russian and Ukrainian troops: it's not current, it's from 2014.
2/25/2022
The Empire State building alellegly lit with the Ukrainian flag in solidarity on the 24th February: it didn't happen, the photo is from 2015
2/25/2022
Picture of a wounded child allegedly during the Ukranian invasion: it's a syrian child in 2018
2/25/2022
Photo of a burning plane in Ukraine: it's from a crash in 1993.
2/24/2022
Photo of Ukrainian President Zelensky wearing a military uniform: it's not current.
2/24/2022
Video of explosions allegedly in Mariupol, Ukraine: its a lightning strike at the power plant in January.
2/24/2022
Video of warplanes allegedly in Ukraine: it was taken in Turkey in 2016.
2/24/2022
Tweet claiming that the video of Putin announcing a bombing in Ukraine was taken on Monday 21 February: It was taken on Thursday 24 February.
2/24/2022
Video of an alleged Russian attack on Ukraine: it's an explosion in Tianjin (China) in 2015.
2/24/2022
Video of an alleged missile launch in Ukraine: it was taken in May 2021 and it's the Israeli-Palestinan conflict
2/24/2022
Campaign video of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shooting at people: a scene from a series in which he starred.
2/24/2022
Video of alleged Russian combat planes flying over Ukraine: it's a military parade in Russia in May 2020.
2/24/2022
Video of Russian paratroopers landing in Ukraine: it's 2016 from in the Russian city of Rostov.
2/24/2022
Video of Ukrainians running for settle in shelter: It's not current, it is from an escalator accident in Rome, 2018
2/24/2022
Video of an alleged Russian bombing in Ukraine: it's a video game.
2/24/2022
Photo of an injured woman claiming that it was taken in 2018 after a gas explosion: is current and was taken on the 24th February 2022
2/24/2022
Video of a Russian plane allegedly shot down by Ukraine: it was taken in Libya in 2011.
2/24/2022
Soldiers of the 57th separate motorized infantry brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine allegedly gave up their weapons and joined the Luhansk People’s Republic: The Armed Forces of Ukraine denied this claim.
2/24/2022
Video of alleged destruction of Russian military equipment by the Ukrainian army: it was taken in 2020 in Syria.
2/24/2022
Video allegedly shows the missile attack on Ukraine: it is not true. The video from the missile attack on the US Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, in January 2022.
2/24/2022
Video of alleged Russian planes over Ukraine: it's an animated 3D video.
2/24/2022
Video of allegedly of an explosion from Ukraine: The video shows an explosion of a pyrotechnics factory in Tultepec (Mexico).
2/24/2022
Video of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers fighting: It's not current, it's from Iraq, 2004
2/24/2022
Russian soldiers are crucifying a Ukrainian soldier: it's not current and is from 2015. It's not showing that Russian soldiers are crucifying Ukrainian soldiers.
2/24/2022
Photo of two children greeting Ukrainian soldiers: it's not current.
2/24/2022
Video of an Russian soldier talking on the phone to the mother of an Ukranian friend of his who is dead: it's not current, it's from 2017.
2/24/2022
Video of a paratrooper allegedly invading Ukraine: it was taken in 2015.
2/24/2022
Photo of tank allegedly damaged in the Russia-Ukraine crisis: it is not current, from 2015.
2/24/2022
Indian flight did not enter the Ukrainian airspace and was not scheduled to evacuate Ukrainian women.
2/24/2022
Claims that say that allegedly Ukraine has never have "registered its borders" with the United Nations after its independence in 1991 and therefore it is not an invasion: Ukraine's borders are recognized internationally.
2/24/2022
Photo of a massive explosion in Ukraine: These images are from Ukraine, but they showed military ammunition depots explosion in 2017.
2/24/2022
Video allegedly shows Americans protesting in support of Ukraine in front of the White House: it is false. The video is from February 23, 2022, and from Kramatorsk, Ukraine.
2/24/2022
A military placing a Russian flag on a public building in Ukraine: it was taken in 2014.
2/23/2022
Photo of people praying in Ukraine: it's not current.
2/23/2022
Video of US President Biden allegedly announcing an attack over Russia: the Spanish subtitles are fake.
2/22/2022
Video allegedly shows that Ukrainian saboteurs wanted to explode a chlorine tank near the town of Horlivka in the Donetsk region: it is false. The original video was from a Finnish military training ground in 2010.
2/22/2022
Photo of a girl with a gun on a bus. It's fake. It is neither current nor related to the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
2/22/2022
Photo of an alleged Russian attack on Ukraine: it's an attack on Gaza (Palestine) in 2021.
2/22/2022
Kindergarten in Luhansk was not indeed hit by a shell: there are many photos of the kindergarten, and there is no evidence that the hole in the wall was not the result of the bombing.
2/21/2022
Photo of victims in Ukraine: the photo is a fake, they are inmates of a concentration camp in Austria.
2/17/2022
Video of a plane allegedly during the Russian invasion: it's a video game.
2/17/2022
CNN allegeldly reported that Bolsonaro convinced Putin not to invade Ukraine and therefore avoided the 3WW: it's false
2/16/2022
Claim of two greeks killed by Ukranian soldiers because they had pro-russian sentiments/ were soldiers for Russia: no political reasson behind
2/15/2022
Video of Ukrainian soldiers ready to fight with Russia in 2022: they are Ukrainian soldiers, but the video is from 2020.
2/10/2022
Photo of a map allegedly showing NATO bases around the world: NATO claims the map does not represent its bases.
2/9/2022
Hunter Biden is serving on the board of Ukrainian gas company Burisma: this is not true, he left Burisma in 2019.
1/28/2022
CNN video allegedly warning that war between Russia and NATO is imminent: it's a fictional video circulating since 2018.
1/25/2022
