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Fact Crescendo Sri LankaHealth & medicine

Rabbit Blood Hair Oil makes your hair grow.

Publisher’s rating: False

The review found no scientific evidence that rabbit blood promotes human hair growth, and says the product’s hair-growth claims are unsupported. It also warns that applying animal blood to the scalp may pose health risks.

Fact Crescendo Sri LankaWar & conflict

The CID is investigating former Army Commander Shavendra Silva over the alleged Mullivaikkal massacre and missing gold stock.

Publisher’s rating: False

The review says the Police Media Division confirmed that no investigation had been reported into the alleged Wellamullivaikkal killings, and Silva denied the claim. For the separate missing-gold allegation, police said no report had been received of an investigation targeting Silva and Jagath Dias; the review also says the posts imitating news outlets were fabricated.

Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka

ISIS operatives are posing as NGO workers in Sri Lanka and injecting people with HIV while collecting blood samples.

Publisher’s rating: False

Fact Crescendo says the message claims ISIS operatives visit homes posing as NGO workers and inject people with HIV through blood-sampling equipment. The review reports that Sri Lanka Police confirmed there was no record of such an incident and no intelligence report of an operation. It describes the message as a hoax that resurfaced in Sri Lanka in 2026 after circulating there in 2022 and across countries since at least 2014.

BR24 #Faktenfuchs

Deutschland bezahlt mit seinem Hilfsgeld eine Rentenerhöhung in der Ukraine.

Publisher’s rating: Ungenau. Die Ukraine kann prinzipiell einen geringen Teil des deutschen Hilfsgeldes für Staatsausgaben und damit auch Renten verwenden. Allerdings ist der Großteil der Hilfe zweckgebunden und die aktuelle Erhöhung passiert nicht aufgrund von deutschen Zahlungen.

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