Pavel Solakhyan
Journalist, editor, fact checker.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that in 1914, on the fields of the First World War, a Christmas truce took place with songs and treats?
Is it true that in Ukraine they started printing summons on checks?
Is the video of a migrant relieving himself in a Dutch supermarket true?
Is the audio recording genuine in which Vladimir Zelensky rudely criticizes the leaders of the USA, Germany and Poland?
Is it true that the hero of the TikTok video about cleaning the general’s garage died in Avdeevka?
Is it true that the Ukrainian film company launched the “It wasn’t worth it” campaign about the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ counter-offensive?
Did Mikhail Khodorkovsky say that if he was arrested, NATO troops would promptly land on Red Square?
Is it true that Kiva-style cutlets appeared on the menu of one of the Kyiv cafes after the murder of Ilya Kiva?
Is it true that leaflets are being distributed among Ukrainian pensioners calling for them to go to the front?
Is it true that the video shows a plane frozen in snow before taking off from Munich for a conference on global warming?
