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A representative of the Northern Cemetery, where the video was shot, denied the information. According to him, the video shows civilian burials, while flags on military graves remain.

The Paris City Council refuted this information. Such an idea was never discussed. A number of Russian media, as well as social media users, are spreading the news that the Paris city authorities have allegedly decided to rename the Aval bridge to the Red Army bridge.

The quote is taken out of context. The State Department spokesman emphasized that the United States does not consider the elections to be democratic, and therefore did not attend Putin's inauguration.

This video is staged, as evidenced by the distinct Russian accent of the unknown people in military uniform. The propagandists also used the logo of the Trukha Telegram channel in the video, yet there is no such post there.

Neither Bellingcat nor the BBC, which the propagandists cite, have published such information. Russian sources report that the head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak allegedly paid $27 million for a place on Time's 100 most influential people list.

The Ukrainian bank Monobank did not send notices to clients about restrictions for those evading military service.

Due to the significant destruction of energy facilities as a result of Russian missile attacks, not only in Kharkiv, but also in other regions, Ukrainians are forced to endure blackout schedules.

Ukraine's experience has shown that reactors at Soviet-designed nuclear power plants can successfully operate on nuclear fuel from alternative suppliers.

Both the boy himself and his close circle refuted this information. In addition, the young man is still a minor, so he could not possibly end up in the military.

Germany's Federal Justice Minister Marko Buschmann said that Germany will not force Ukrainian men who are in the country to serve in the ranks of the Armed Forces.