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FACTLY

A viral video shows Major General C.S. Mann saying that India is supporting the US and Israel in regime change efforts in Iran and that Pakistan could be strategically pressured from three sides as part of a plan leading toward “Akhand Bharat.”

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the viral video was digitally manipulated. It says the original PTI clip, uploaded on 4 July 2025, shows Mann discussing military components and does not include the remarks attributed to him; the review also says Hive flagged the viral clip as a likely deepfake.

FACTLYCrime & justice

An Indian telecom engineer named Nitin Mohan was arrested by Bahrain Police for spying for Mossad and leaking images and videos of the war.

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

FACTLY reports that Bahrain Police said six Asian individuals were detained for sharing war-related images, but none was named Nitin Mohan. It also reports that Bahrain-based outlet Al Ayam, the Press Information Bureau and the Ministry of External Affairs rejected the viral claim; FACTLY says the image appears to have used a photo from an unrelated arrest as a template.

Fact Crescendo Sri LankaWar & conflict

Qatar is receiving the highest number of missile attacks from Iran.

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review compares reported attacks on Qatar with those on other countries and concludes that Qatar did not receive the highest number of Iranian missile attacks. It reports 101 ballistic missiles for Qatar and 210 for Israel, and says the UAE had the highest total number of attacks, including drones.

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