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يوب يوبWar & conflict

نشرت حسابات وصفحات على منصات التواصل الاجتماعي لقطات ادعت أنها تظهر إقلاع أول يمنية من مطار صنعاء الدولي بعد استهدافه بغارات إسرائيلية أمس لكن الادعاء غير صحيح

Publisher’s rating: غير صحيح جزئيا

The review says the footage was old: it had been published on Yemenia’s YouTube channel in May and showed an A330 taking off from Sanaa airport. It also reports that flight tracking confirmed a Yemenia aircraft took off from Sanaa that Friday and landed at Queen Alia Airport.

日本ファクトチェックセンター

トルコ・エルドアン大統領が「クルドを絶滅させる」と発言

Publisher’s rating: 不正確

The Japan Factcheck Center says the viral post’s headline came from a forum thread, while its linked source was an exchange-rate site with no information about Erdoğan’s remarks. The review says the related Reuters report described Erdoğan as saying Syrian Kurdish armed groups must either lay down their weapons or be “buried,” not that Kurds as a whole would be exterminated.

FACTLY

The video of a dog attacking children is from Kalyan, Maharashtra.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

The video shows two pit bulls attacking children in São Paulo, Brazil, on 12 November 2024, not an incident in Kalyan. The review distinguishes it from a separate dog attack on an 8-year-old boy in Kalyan on 7 December 2024.

يوب يوبWar & conflict

نشرت حسابات وصفحات على منصة إكس مقطع ادعت أنها تظهر مشاهد من استهداف سفينة (Santa Ursula) بعدد من الطائرات المسيرة الجمعة 27 ديسمبر 2024 ، لكن الادعاء ليس صحيحا.

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says the circulated clip did not show an attack on the Santa Ursula; it was published by Ukraine’s Interior Ministry as footage of fighting near gas platforms by Zmiinyi. It also says ship-tracking services showed the vessel arriving at Oman’s Port of Salalah on Friday, and that it found no credible independent or international news reports of a drone attack on the ship east of Socotra.

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