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98,007 published reviewsحمله یک مرد اسرائیلی به یک کودک ایرانی در فرودگاهی در مسکو
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
జూన్ 2025లో ఇజ్రాయెల్ లోని భవనంపై ఇరాన్ మిస్సైల్ దాడి చేసినప్పటి దృశ్యాలు.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
![Image accompanying "It was my great honor to Destroy All [of Iran's] Nuclear facilities & capability."](https://cdn.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/Trump-621-720-x-307.png)
"It was my great honor to Destroy All [of Iran's] Nuclear facilities & capability."
Publisher’s rating: Exaggerated
22 జూన్ 2025న ఇరాన్లోని అణు స్థావరాలపై అమెరికా చేసిన దాడిని వ్యతిరేకిస్తూ అమెరికన్లు నిరసనలు చేపట్టినప్పటి దృశ్యాలు
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
The video shows Palestinians attacking Jews while Iran is simultaneously striking Israel.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
post TikTok prétendant montrer un super radar appartenant à l’armée malienne
Publisher’s rating: Fake
Video shows members of the Iranian parliament burning a United States flag amid the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict this June 2025.
Publisher’s rating: Needs context
भाजपा विधायक टी राजा को पुलिस ने गिरफ्तार किया
Publisher’s rating: भ्रामक
The review says the viral video is from 2019, when T. Raja Singh was arrested after opposing construction at a place of worship in Hyderabad. It concludes that the video is being shared misleadingly as evidence of a recent arrest.
Yakult probiotic drink is made from cow sperm.
Publisher’s rating: False
The review says Yakult is made with skimmed milk powder, sugars, flavorings, water, and probiotic bacteria—not cow sperm. It describes fermentation as adding the bacteria to milk and says the process has nothing to do with animal reproduction.
US missile hits Iran," wrote one TikTok user on a video that shows a massive explosion near or inside a city, with a mushroom-shaped cloud of smoke rising into the sky. Other versions of the same video have appeared across platforms like X and YouTube, reaching millions of users in different languages.
Publisher’s rating: Fake The video is generated with artificial intelligence, and has no connection to the actual US strike on nuclear sites in Iran. The earliest known source of the clip is a social media account that clearly states in its description that all of its content is AI-generated. A reverse image search of key frames shows the footage appeared online several days before the operation, with some posts then falsely claiming it depicted an Iranian missile strike on Israel. There are multiple visual indicators that the video is not authentic. The glow from the explosion, for instance, fails to cast realistic light or reflections on nearby buildings or smoke. The urban layout features Soviet-style buildings, which are uncharacteristic of Iranian cities. Moreover, none of Iran's nuclear facilities targeted in the strike are located near large urban centers like the one depicted here.
Video shows buildings collapsing, allegedly caused by an attack from Iran.
Publisher’s rating: False
ईरान ने अमेरिका के ताकतवर हथियार बी-2 स्टील्थ बॉम्बर को मार गिराया
Publisher’s rating: झूठ
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