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In fact, the Italian prime minister used the meeting to restate Rome’s firm backing of Kyiv, emphasizing Italy’s support for a “just peace” and rejecting any suggestion that Ukraine should capitulate.

Both the video and the accompanying story are fabricated. Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry did issue condolences to Australia following the attack in Sydney, and the official statement contained no such error.

The video showing Volodymyr Zelensky near Kupyansk was not staged. The president’s visit to the frontline city on December 12, 2025, was documented by official announcements, footage from the scene, and…

Neither Ukrainian nor Irish authorities have ever stated that only three Irish nationals were killed while serving in Ukraine’s armed forces.

These photos were generated using artificial intelligence. Images circulating widely on social media show Odesa shrouded in darkness following another Russian strike, with the cityscape lit only by moonlight.

The screenshot with the alleged headline from Radio Liberty was edited by propagandists: in fact, the media did not publish such an article.

There is no evidence that Ukraine is obstructing the exhumation of victims of the Volhynia tragedy. On the contrary, Polish authorities are currently preparing to begin search and exhumation work in the village of Uhly in the Rivne region.

The claim that Zelensky purchased Cosby’s townhouse is false. Page Six did not report any such transaction, and there is no public record of the property being sold to the Ukrainian president.

This claim is another example of Russian disinformation built around a fabricated screenshot. Lviv’s Department of Education has formally stated that no such incident took place in any preschool in the city.

The commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Madyar Brovdi, did not issue any threat to unseat President Volodymyr Zelensky.