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හෝමූස් සමුද්ර සන්ධිය ආශ්රිතව, නෞකා 2,000ක් සිරවී ඇති අයුරු පෙන්වන වීඩියෝවක් නොවේ!
Publisher’s rating: False
The review identifies the footage as showing the Singapore Strait, not the Strait of Hormuz. It says the footage was filmed from an aircraft landing at Singapore Changi Airport and had appeared earlier in a travel video posted on March 17.
The video shows police action against protesters in Uttam Nagar, Delhi in March 2026.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that the video is not from Uttam Nagar, Delhi; it shows police action against cow protection activists in Baran district, Rajasthan. The review says the incident occurred in February 2026, when protesters demanded an impartial investigation into a calf’s death.
A boat flying an LTTE flag sailed near Katchatheevu Island.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
The review says the flag shown in the video belongs to the Naam Tamilar Katchi party, not the LTTE. It identifies the boat as carrying people to the St. Anthony’s Church festival on Katchatheevu Island on February 27–28, 2026.
These photos show Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi seated in prominent positions during meetings with heads of state of other countries when Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister of India.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The review says the meetings shown in the photos took place after Manmohan Singh’s 2004–2014 tenure as Prime Minister. It dates the meetings to April 2017, November 2017, January 2019 and October 2019.
Recent photos and videos show American soldiers captured by the Iranian military.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
The review found that the circulating photos and videos show a 2016 incident, not a recent capture connected to the current conflict. It says 10 U.S. Marines, including a sailor, were seized near Farsi Island on January 12, 2016, and released the following day.
The UN Security Council has labelled Donald Trump a "wanted international war criminal".
Publisher’s rating: False
Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka reports that no UN Security Council resolution, vote, or official statement supports the claim. It says the Council’s emergency meeting on 28 February 2026 discussed regional escalation, not a designation of Trump as a war criminal.
ویدیو با ادعای نجات کودک از زیر آوار جنگ در حالی که برای حاضران دست تکان می‌دهد
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
پاول دوروف: حساب کاربران ایرانی در دوران جنگ، به خاطر عدم فعالیت حذف نخواهند شد
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
An Al Jazeera Arabic news anchor resigned live on air, accusing the network of bowing to US and Israeli pressure in its coverage of the war involving Iran.
Publisher’s rating: False
Fact Crescendo Sri Lanka reports finding no evidence of the alleged resignation in Al Jazeera Arabic broadcasts, official channels, archived footage, or major international reporting. It also says the video came from a TikTok account that identifies its content as AI-generated and labels the video as AI-generated.
A viral video shows a large crowd dancing with saffron flags near a mosque during Holi celebrations on the day of Eid, 21 March 2026, in Uttam Nagar, Delhi.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The video is from a Ganesh Chaturthi celebration in Raichur, Karnataka, in September 2024—not from Uttam Nagar or Eid 2026. The review says Eid in Uttam Nagar was observed peacefully under heavy security, with no such incident reported.
آیا واقعا یک جنگنده آمریکایی اف ۱۸ بر فراز چابهار سرنگون شده است؟
Publisher’s rating: بر اساس ویدیوها، موشک پدافندی به سمت جنگنده شلیک شده اما عملکرد رهگیری و انفجار موفقی نداشته است. بر اساس ویدیوها، جنگنده بدون نشانه‌های آسیب جدی از منطقه خارج شده است.
مجتبى نجل المقبور الهالك خامنئي تقطع وصار شاورما إيرانية
Publisher’s rating: مولد بالذكاء الاصطناعي
Government ministers and civil society activists made the statements attributed to them in viral posts about the fuel crisis and the reintroduced QR fuel system.
Publisher’s rating: False
Fact Crescendo checked several viral posts attributing fuel-crisis remarks to Sri Lankan officials. It found no evidence that the quoted statements had been made; the officials’ representatives denied some of the attributions, and one official called a circulating post fake.
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