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97,829 published reviewsFIFA has banned face paint at the 2026 World Cup.
Publisher’s rating: False
ادعای توقیف یک کشتی آمریکایی به نام آریستا در تنگه هرمز
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
Video shows the members of the Cockroach Janta Party driving away certain media personnel from a protest in June 2026 in Delhi.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
FACTLY reports that the footage was posted on 12 February 2026, before the CJP protest, and links it to UGC-related protests at Jantar Mantar. The review concludes that the video was falsely presented as footage of the CJP protest.
درباره کشف موی قاچاق از ایران در ارمنستان چه میدانیم؟
Publisher’s rating: بررسی رسانههای ارمنستان نشان میدهد اصل خبر کشف و توقیف موی قاچاق صحت دارد، اما اعداد مطرحشده در شبکههای اجتماعی با بسیار بیشتر از واقعیت است.
The video shows a Muslim youth being beaten with belts by Hindutva supporters.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that the video shows an assault in Aligarh on 2 June 2026, arising from a personal dispute. It says police clarified both the complainant and accused are Hindus and that the case had no communal angle.
ادعای منتسب به مهدی تاج درباره اینکه کادر فنی تیم ملی فوتبال به دلیل مناسبتر بودن آبوهوای مکزیک، این کشور را به آمریکا ترجیح داده.
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
Netanyahu personally requested that Yamal not be allowed into the United States as he was seen holding Palestinian flag during a celebration.
Publisher’s rating: False
FactCrescendo Sri Lanka found no evidence that Netanyahu requested Yamal be denied entry to the United States. Its review said Yamal was already in the U.S. with Spain’s national team when the claim circulated.
سرنگونی سه جنگنده اف۱۵ آمریکا با پدافند خودی، به دلیل حمله هوایی اف۵ ایرانی بوده است.
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
در جریان جنگ ۴۰ روزه، اسرائیل بیش از ۲۰۰۰ کشته و آمریکا بیش از ۱۰۰۰ کشته داده است.
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
Video shows Lieutenant Colonel Karnail Singh being assaulted in Kerala after he was caught harassing a minor girl.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
The video shows Lieutenant Colonel Karnail Singh being assaulted during protests at an NCC camp in Kerala on 23 December 2024, after students became unwell in an incident initially suspected to be food poisoning. The review says the assault was not connected to any allegation of harassment of a minor.
ఫ్రాన్స్లో ముస్లింల రాళ్ళ దాడి నుండి తప్పించుకోడానికి షీల్డ్లు అడ్డం పెట్టుకుని కూర్చున్న పోలీసులు.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
MPs and Ministers made the statements attributed to them in viral posts about the arrest of Suresh Sallay.
Publisher’s rating: False
Fact Crescendo reports that viral posts attributed fabricated statements about Suresh Sallay to Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala and Deputy Minister of Energy Arkam Ilyas. The ministers’ media secretaries confirmed the statements were not made; the review also says the posts’ images and branding were misused. [S1]
The video shows a Muslim imam in Bangladesh chaining a Hindu woman and forcibly cutting her hair.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
ویدیوی منتسب به حمله موشکی ایران به «نقب» در اسرائیل
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
فوضى عارمة في ساحة مطار الريان ومحاولات لاقتحامه ونهبه وفرار القوات من محيطه
Publisher’s rating: مضلل
The review says that reports posted on June 7 claimed disorder and attempted entry and looting at Al-Rayyan Airport, but a local security official denied those events and said the airport’s security situation was stable. It also reports that the accompanying video was old: it had been posted on January 18 and described as showing forces moving to secure a desert road.
Police Have Issued a Warning About Keychains Allegedly Containing Tracking Chips!
Publisher’s rating: False
The review says Sri Lanka Police and Bandaranaike International Airport confirmed they had issued no such warning and had no report of a related incident. It traces the keychain rumor to South Africa in 2008 and says the image in the posts came from a product advertisement, not a police investigation.
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