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The deceased volunteer of the Azov battalion named Dmytro Boyko was an adult, as confirmed by the school he graduated from. Propagandists confused the military man with his full namesake.

This fake was published on a parody channel, from where pro-Russian resources spread it as true information. In the Russian segment of social networks and propaganda channels, information is spreading that the…

Both the pizzeria and the media that allegedly published the news about this provocative ad refuted this information Russian sources are sharing a photo of an advertisement allegedly created by the Roman pizzeria Locanda alla Romana.

The man who resisted a suspect in the murder of 6 passers-by in a shopping center in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia, is not Russian.

The quote does not belong to billionaire George Soros. This is how Russian propagandist Zapolkis put it. Russian media and pro-Kremlin netizens are actively spreading conspiracy theories about American philanthropist George Soros.

This news is fake, as evidenced by numerous errors in the following «document». In pro-Russian sources are sharing a video, allegedly shot by the widow of a Ukrainian soldier.

Russia's accusations are not supported by facts. The international community has called on Russia to withdraw its troops from ZNPP and «stop playing dangerous games» at the Ukrainian nuclear facility.

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has not made such statements. Russia is committing a number of alleged war crimes in Ukraine, including strikes on Ukrainian civilian objects.

In fact, the video was most likely filmed in 2022, at the very beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, when Ukrainians were indeed leaving the city en masse, evacuating families abroad or to areas of the country farther away from Russia and Belarus.

A statement on the website of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes no mention of Canada funding the deployment of Ukrainian women to be among the first to clear dangerous areas.