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يوب يوبWar & conflict

هذا ماكتبه النائب الحزمي بعد الضربة الصاروخية على تل أبيب

Publisher’s rating: مضلل

The review says the post was taken out of its earlier context: al-Hazmi published it on June 27, 2024, a day after the Houthis claimed a missile launch at a ship in the Arabian Sea. In the quoted post, he asked why a missile that could evade radar was not used against Tel Aviv; the review says it was not written after the later strike on Tel Aviv.

dpaPolitics & government

Das ist ein echtes Foto von Sahra Wagenknecht mit Putin.

Publisher’s rating: Das Bild ist gefälscht. Im Original stand Wagenknechts Ehemann neben der Politikerin.

The review says the image is manipulated: Oskar Lafontaine, not Vladimir Putin, stood beside Wagenknecht in the original photo. It identifies the scene as a 2016 Left Party summer festival and says Putin’s head was edited into the image. [S1]

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