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The Turkish outlet Aydınlık offers no evidence to support its claims—no banking records, no documentation linking President Zelensky to the companies in question.

Kyiv does not target civilian populations in Russia and adheres to international law. Discussions with Western partners regarding long-range weaponry are strictly limited to military objectives and Russian military infrastructure.

This statistic is completely made up. In the pro-Russian segment of the network, infographics are being spread according to which in 2025, Vladimir Putin's public speeches were supposedly followed the most in Ukraine.

The Irish school admissions process operates under strict legal guidelines and contains no «lottery» mechanism that privileges migrants or Ukrainian refugees over local students.

This video was generated using artificial intelligence (AI). «An ordinary day in Ukraine». This is how propaganda sources captioned a video in which a so-called «Syrian mercenary» allegedly prays in an ATB grocery store.

Ukraine’s international partners have made no such statements. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas emphasized that European allies remain committed to providing Kyiv with the support needed to navigate the autumn-winter period.

The Guardian never published any report alleging that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson encouraged Kyiv to prolong the war with Russia in exchange for a «bribe.

The State Administration of Defense has previously reported on the data received from the satellite. As of June 2024, the satellite had taken and transmitted to the department over four thousand images.

This photo is real. The first ladies met at the UN General Assembly in late September and discussed the protection of Ukrainian children Russian sources claim that the Ukrainian media allegedly fabricated the fact of Olena Zelenska’s meeting with Melania Trump.

This news is fake, and the origin of the map is unclear. Neither Poland nor Lithuania has ever made territorial claims to Russia.