Pavel Solakhyan
Journalist, editor, fact checker.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Author of questions for intellectual games.
Is it true that the Ukrainian TV channel “1 + 1” reported about 1.1 million dead and missing Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers?
Is it true that Israeli children recorded a song calling for the murder of all residents of the Gaza Strip?
Is it true that in Melitopol such posters are used to agitate for the Russification of surnames?
Is the story about Daniil Granin’s conversation with a German woman near the Buchenwald concentration camp true?
Is it true that in this video Israeli security forces are pouring sewage on the sidewalks to prevent Palestinians from performing Friday prayers?
Did Margaret Thatcher say to the Moscow Olympic champion: “I despise you as Prime Minister, but as an Englishwoman I was rooting for you”?
Is it true that a fictitious person named Yourc Litoris was in the “Peacemaker” database for a year?
Is it true that the son of the US Secretary of State came to the White House for Halloween dressed as Zelensky?
Is the story true about Yeltsin urinating on the landing gear of an airplane during a visit to the United States?
Is it true that the photo shows the son of the Prime Minister of Israel, vacationing in Miami instead of serving in the army?
