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Ce site Web prétendant partager un avis de recrutement lancé par la compagnie des bauxites de Guinée (CBG) en 2025
Publisher’s rating: Hoax
Cette image partagée sur TikTok prétendant montrer des missiles fabriqués au Burkina Faso
Publisher’s rating: Altered
une photo prétendant montrer la cathédrale Saint-Paul de Bamako, au Mali
Publisher’s rating: False
Ce post TikTok, prétendant montrer l’exécution des Kulunas en République démocratique du Congo (RDC)
Publisher’s rating: False
The video shows Pakistani flags tied to streetlight poles along a road in Chikodi, Karnataka.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The claim concerns a video said to show Pakistani flags tied to streetlight poles along a road in Chikodi, Karnataka. FACTLY reports that the video is indeed from Chikodi, but that the flags shown are Islamic flags, not Pakistani flags. It also reports that locals put them up with permission for the Milad-un-Nabi festival. The review describes two checks of the video and flags. It says the flag was compared with Pakistan’s flag: the Pakistani flag has a white stripe that is missing from the flag in the video. It also says Google Street View footage of Chikodi was compared with the video to establish the location. For context about why the flags were displayed, FACTLY says it contacted Chikodi police but received no response. It relays that Vishwas News had previously contacted the police, who said the flags were put up with permission to mark Milad-un-Nabi and were not Pakistani flags. Thus, the review’s evidence distinguishes the flag’s appearance and reported festival purpose from the claim that Pakistani flags were displayed.
attacks by Yemeni Houthi militants on a US aircraft carrier in the Red Sea in December 2024
Publisher’s rating: Partly False
An image of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer appearing to shake the hand of Southport killer Axel Rudakubana has been widely shared on social media.
Publisher’s rating: The photograph is fake and appears to have been shared as a joke. The creator has superimposed Rudakubana’s mugshot onto the body of Labour MP Keir Mather in an image showing the MP shaking hands with his party leader. The original photograph is from July 2023.
Bill gates did not visited kashi vishwanath temple during mahakumbh 2025
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Photos of Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav taking a holy dip at the Maha Kumbh Mela
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
The review found that the viral photos showed Akhilesh Yadav bathing in Haridwar, not at the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj. It says he shared the photos on 14 January 2025, and that their caption referred to Makar Sankranti.
2025 ప్రయాగరాజ్ మహా కుంభమేళాకి స్విట్జర్లాండ్ నుంచి నడుచుకుంటూ వచ్చిన ఒక విదేశీ యాత్రికుడి వీడియో
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
ما حقيقة أعداد التعيينات في ليبيا وتونس؟
Publisher’s rating: زائف جزئيًا
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