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An audio clip of a Mayday call was recovered from the black box of the crashed Air India Flight AI 171 in Ahmedabad in June 2025.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the viral Mayday audio is from a different flight, N9851L, and was available online in 2009. It reports that no audio from AI 171’s recovered black boxes had been released by authorities.
La norme de 5% du PIB dépensé en défense, comme demandé par l’OTAN, coûterait 6000 euros par ménage belge chaque année
Publisher’s rating: Plutôt vrai
une vidéo prétendant montrer une frappe aérienne des États-Unis sur l’Iran
Publisher’s rating: False
Tito Sotto has announced his intention to file a bill lowering the early retirement age to 39.
Publisher’s rating: False
A news report warned residents of Ilocos Norte and Cagayan of possible conflict from a rocket launch by China.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
newspaper cover with The Standard’s logo and the headline “Rio Di Kanairo Ep.2”
Publisher’s rating: Altered
une vidéo prétendant montrer des « colons israéliens » fuyant Israël
Publisher’s rating: False
une vidéo prétendant montrer un convoi de soldats français quittant le Sénégal suite à la décision de Dakar d’expulser les militaires français
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
Иран уничтожил американский бомбардировщик B-2
Publisher’s rating: Фейк
The review says a photo claiming to show an Iranian-destroyed B-2 was not genuine. It points to inaccurate aircraft proportions and other visual anomalies, and says the image’s original poster later clarified it was a fake.
राहुल गांधी जॉर्ज सोरोस के बेटे की शादी में शामिल हुए
Publisher’s rating: झूठ
North Korea is prepared to supply Iran with nuclear weapons to ensure lasting peace.
Publisher’s rating: false
முருக பக்தர்கள் பவ்வியமாக தீர்த்தம் வாங்கிச் செல்லும் காட்சி.
Publisher’s rating: false
Video shows a lion entering an under-construction building in Dhari district, Amreli, Gujarat, and sniffing sleeping workers.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The video is AI-generated, not footage of a real incident in Dhari, Amreli. FACTLY says the TikTok user who originally posted it labeled it AI-generated and that it found no credible reports of such an incident.
https://www.tiktok.com/@just_disciplin3d/video/7517553462922562846
Publisher’s rating: This Video is AI generated
NATO has allegedly deceived and disrespected Russia by expanding into Eastern Europe, threatening Moscow's interests. That, at least, is how the Kremlin has justified its war in Ukraine. But is there any truth to it?
Publisher’s rating: NATO leaders have gathered in The Hague in the Netherlands on June 24 and 25 to discuss the topic of increased defense spending, and support for Ukraine will be high on the the agenda. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is now well into its fourth year. As the fighting drags on, the United States has increasingly demanded that its NATO allies shoulder a greater share of the costs of funding the alliance, whose members have been providing significant military and financial support to Kyiv. In the past four years, NATO has been a target of false narratives time and again. DW Fact Check looked at some of the most common claims. However, for the Russian President Vladimir Putin, NATO itself represents a threat to Russian national security — especially since its post-Cold War expansion into Eastern Europe, which includes countries that had formerly been part of the Soviet Union or at least in the Soviet sphere of influence. The prospect of Ukraine, a country with even stronger historical and cultural ties to Russia, drawing closer to or even joining NATO — or indeed the European Union — has been cited by Putin as justification for Russian interference in Ukraine since 2014 and the so-called "special military operation" launched in February 2022. As early as March 2000, speaking to the BBC in one of his first interviews as Russian president, Putin insisted that he was not opposed to NATO but stressed concerns about the alliance's eastward expansion, which by that point had already seen Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic join as members.
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