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97,829 published reviewsنمایش پهپادی مشت گره کرده علی خامنهای در آسمان مصلی
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
The video shows the Indian flag being burnt and damaged on a road in Iran.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
وزارة الدفاع في عدن تأمر الوحدات العسكرية برفع درجة الاستعداد القتالي إلى الدرجة القصوى
Publisher’s rating: مضلل
The review says the circulated order was fabricated, noting that it bore the old date 4 July 2025 and that forensic analysis found distortions throughout the document. It reports that the order was being circulated as a directive to several forces to raise combat readiness to the highest level. [S1]
Everyone over the age of 18 must obtain a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) before June 30.
Publisher’s rating: Missing Context
The review says no June 30 deadline was set for people over 18 to obtain a TIN. It says TIN registration remains mandatory for Sri Lankan citizens aged 18 and over, but the claim of a June 30 deadline and related fine has no basis in the legislation.
Dormir avec un ventilateur allumé pendant la nuit est dangereux pour la santé.
Publisher’s rating: Faux
احمدرضا رادان از یک بمبگذاری در جریان مراسم تشییع خامنهای خبر داد
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
Nikotin taugt als Leistungsbooster im Sport, steigert Fokus, Aufmerksamkeit und Ausdauer.
Publisher’s rating: Teilweise falsch. Nikotin fördert kurzfristig Aufmerksamkeit und Fokus, führt aber schnell zu Gewöhnung und Sucht. Eine Steigerung der Leistung beim Sport ist nicht ausreichend nachgeweisen.
NPP MP Ravindra Bandara said the Cabinet approved a plan to make Sri Lanka the richest country in the world.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
The review says Bandara was referring to Cabinet approval for the Green Hydrogen project, not approval to make Sri Lanka the world’s richest country. In his parliamentary remarks, he described becoming one of the world’s richest and most beautiful countries as a hoped-for outcome of advancing through the project; he said the circulating posts distorted his statement.
Video related to an incident of three daughters in Kerala severing their father’s genitals in retaliation for sexually assaulting them.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that the video shows an incident in Bhanga Upazila, Faridpur district, Bangladesh, on 29 June 2026—not Kerala. The review says a woman attacked her husband after a dispute and states that the incident involved neither daughters nor sexual assault.
صورة أسير فلسطيني مكبل اليدين ومعصوب العينين تعرض للتعذيب مما أدى الى تشوهات في ساقه
Publisher’s rating: خطأ
فيديو مواجهات بين جماعة الحوثيين وقبائل همدان في حزم الجوف
Publisher’s rating: غير صحيح جزئيا
تصاویر و خبرهای درست و نادرست درباره توقیف داراییهای مقامات متهم در پرونده فساد در عراق
Publisher’s rating: در روزهای گذشته کارزاری علیه فساد حکومتی در عراق آغاز شده که منجر به بازداشت ۴۷ نفر از جمله چند نماینده پارلمان و مقامات دولتی دیگر شده است.
اعتراف خالد مشعل به شرکت در تشییع علی و مجتبی خامنهای
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
بررسی چند ادعا درباره پهپاد شاهد و تقابل آن با اف-۱۵
Publisher’s rating: هر چند شاهد-۱۳۶ واقعا میتواند بر اساس مسیر از پیش برنامهریزیشده تغییر جهت و ارتفاع دهد و سرعت پایین آن نیز رهگیری با جنگنده را دشوارتر میکند؛ اما این ویژگیها به معنای مانور واکنشی، فرار هوشمندانه از رهگیر یا ناتوانی جنگنده در انهدام آن نیست.
తమపై అత్యాచారం చేసినందుకు గాను ముగ్గురు కుమార్తెలు తమ తండ్రి జననాంగాలను కోసేసిన ఘటనకు సంబంధించిన వీడియో.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
The video shows Bhim Army worker Sukhdev Jatav being beaten by Uttar Pradesh Police for abusing Lord Ram.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the video is from an incident in Jalna, Maharashtra, in May 2021, and shows police beating BJP Yuva Morcha secretary Shivraj Nariyalwale—not Sukhdev Jatav. It reports the incident followed unrest at a hospital after a COVID-19 patient died, and an inquiry found excessive force had been used.
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