Fact checks featuring claims seen in the UK about the ongoing war in Ukraine
There is no evidence that a video shared in the aftermath of a Russian missile strike in Odessa, Ukraine, shows damage to a ‘NATO logistics hub’. Read
The image has been manipulated with Andrei Belousov’s face superimposed onto a picture of actor Jason Isaacs in a role in the film The Death of Stalin. Read
Footage which is claimed to show the recent missile and drone attack by Iran has been online since 2014. Read
The founder of the Wagner Group was reported to have died in a plane crash in 2023. The man in the picture also appears to have different ears. Read
A picture being shared with the claim it depicts the aftermath of a Russian missile strike in Kyiv is actually from Beirut in 2022. Read
The clip cites independent investigative organisation Bellingcat as its supposed source, but they’ve confirmed that no such investigation exists. Read
This claim appears in a fake Euronews video that appeared on the Russian news site Pravda last month. Read
The photo of the Tu-160 was posted on Instagram in 2016. Read
An unaltered version of the video shows that the person dancing is not the Ukrainian President, whose face has been digitally added using AI. Read
Neither the government nor the Conservative party have backed up a claim the Prime Minister made last month. Read
