VERIFY Fact Check |
No, the BBC didn't air a video claiming Ukraine bombed one of its own train stations
Ukraine
Fact-checking footage claiming to show recent attack on Russian warship Moskva
Ukraine
Russian TV claimed Ukraine used mannequins to fake war casualties. That video is actually from a TV show set
Ukraine
No, a U.S. Army officer was not captured by Russian military forces in Ukraine
Ukraine
Yes, Russia could be expelled from the United Nations, but it’s unlikely
Ukraine
No, U.S. oil reserves weren’t 100% full during Trump’s presidency, as he claimed
National
Biden claimed 9,000 oil drilling permits are unused. That’s true, but all work can’t begin ‘right now’
National
No, Homeland Security is not telling people to stock up on gas and cash
Government
Why it’s hard to tell if a diamond was mined in Russia
Global Conflicts
Yes, the Russian government is still active on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms
Ukraine
No, a viral image does not show a NATO helicopter delivering tractors to Ukrainian farmers
Ukraine
No, a video showing a Ukrainian funeral procession wasn’t filmed during the current war
Ukraine
Why we can’t VERIFY if a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Russian flight attendants actually happened
Ukraine
Yes, Russian citizens can still take some international flights
Global Conflicts
No, Tennessee National Guard members were not killed in Ukraine
Ukraine
