propaganda
Is it true that the photo of a burned Israeli child was created by a neural network based on a photo of a rescued dog?
Is it true that Zelenskaya spent more than $1 million on jewelry during her visit to New York?
Is it true that Elon Musk was included in the “Peacemaker” database after his tweet about Zelensky?
Is it true that Elena Zelenskaya’s Russian passport was found in Crimea?
Is it true that anti-Ukrainian graffiti with the slogan “Glory to Urina” appeared in Europe?
Is it true that the Ukrainian TV channel showed Zelensky sitting in the hall during his speech at the podium at the UN?
Is it true that posters with the slogan “Children, kitchen, church” appeared in the occupied part of the Kherson region?
Is it true that before Zelensky’s arrival in New York, the slogan “Glory to Urine” was accidentally shown on the big screen?
Is the photo true in which the ex-Minister of Defense of Ukraine, after his resignation, is relaxing on a yacht in Europe?
Is it true that the founder of Verified and the France 24 journalist created fake graffiti and satirical magazine covers?
