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War & conflict fact checks

Explore claims publishers have checked about war & conflict. Read their original ratings and follow the evidence.

5,821 published reviews in this topic

المشاهد نتWar & conflict

قوات الانتقالي تبيع أسلحة وذخائر المنطقة العسكرية الأولى في شوارع سيئون

Publisher’s rating: صحيح جزئيا

The review says official sources confirmed recent weapons and ammunition sales in Hadramout, but the circulating image was unrelated to current events and dated to July 2019. It also reports that Hadrami Elite Forces acknowledged cases of weapons and ammunition being sold, without establishing that the pictured weapons were sold by Southern Transitional Council forces. [S1]

FACTLYWar & conflict

The viral video shows BSF IG Ashok Yadav admitting operational failures and stating that 100–120 terrorists have already infiltrated India across the LoC

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The review says the viral clip was digitally manipulated and that the original press conference, held on 1 December 2025, contains no admission of operational failure. It clarifies that Yadav said 100–120 terrorists were waiting to infiltrate, not that they had already crossed the LoC.

يوب يوبWar & conflict

نشرت حسابات على منصة إكس (تويتر سابقًا)، مقطع فيديو ادعت أنه يظهر قوات عسكرية تابعة للمجلس الانتقالي الجنوبي متجهة نحو محافظة حضرموت. لكن الادعاء ليس صحيحا

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says a reverse-image search traced the video to Libya, where it showed forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar, and that it was published before reports of military movements in Hadramout. It concludes the video was unrelated to Southern Transitional Council forces and was used out of context.

يوب يوبWar & conflict

نشرت حسابات على منصة أكس مقطع فيديو مدعية أنه لحشد قبائل حضرموت للوقوف أمام تهديدات المجلس الانتقالي مؤخرا ، لكن الادعاء ليس صحيحا

Publisher’s rating: خاطئ

The review says reverse-image searching found that the video was old and had been published in April 2025. It identified the footage as tribal convoys for Eid, not a recent gathering in response to threats.

FACTLYWar & conflict

The photos show three members of the same family, father and his two daughters, martyred while serving in the Indian Army.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the first photo shows Lt Gen DP Singh being promoted with his two daughters, both serving Army officers—not a family martyred in service. The second photo shows BSF personnel carrying the coffins of four colleagues killed in cross-border firing in June 2018; the review concludes the photos do not support the claim.