Conflict
Video does not show ‘destroyed’ Israeli airport
Footage has been shared with misleading claims it shows the aftermath of an Iranian attack in Tel Aviv, but it is most likely an AI creation. Read
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Conflict
Footage has been shared with misleading claims it shows the aftermath of an Iranian attack in Tel Aviv, but it is most likely an AI creation. Read
Conflict
Full Fact has traced the image to a digital creator, and Google reverse image search says it was “Made with Google AI”. Read
Shopping
We often see false offers for free or low value food shared on Facebook. Read
United States
The original image actually shows President Trump with his daughter Ivanka in 1995. Read
Politics
A screenshot originally shared by a parody account has been shared on Facebook by several people who appear to believe it is real. Read
Conflict
A clip is circulating on social media with misleading claims it shows the aftermath of an Iranian missile strike on the airport in Tel Aviv. Read
United States
The image, which has been shared by accounts in the UK, has several hallmarks of being created by artificial intelligence. Read
World
Social media posts have shared this clip with the claim it shows the plane that crashed taking off. In fact this footage shows a different plane, and has been online for more than a year. Read
United States
A screenshot supposedly showing a post from the US president about Mr Musk has been shared on social media, but the White House says it’s “fake”. Read
Conflict
A picture of the first female pilot in the Chilean navy has been shared with misleading claims she is an Israeli pilot captured in Iran. Read
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