Fake: Ukrainians Massively Evading Military Mobilization
A video is making the rounds online claiming Ukrainians are evading military mobilization en masse. The video, however, has nothing whatsoever to do with Ukraine.
Fake: Uber Refuses to Transport Ukrainian Refugees
The Uber transportation and mobility company has made no announcements about refusing to transport Ukrainian refugees anywhere in the world.
Fake: Red Cross Collected Data on Children’s Healthy Organs in Mariupol
Russian media and social media users allege that the Red Cross is involved in children’s organ trafficking. There is absolutely no evidence to support these allegations in the videos used to make these charges…
Fake: Ukraine to Stop All Payments in the Kherson Region
Despite the temporary Russian occupation, residents of Kherson and the surrounding region continue to receive all social benefits they are due.
Fake: OSCE Provided Communications and Intelligence for Azov in Mariupol
The OSCE has categorically denied that it provided communications and intelligence to the Ukrainian military based in the Azovstal plant in Ukraine’s southeastern port city of Mariupol.
Fake: Mriya Transport Plane Wreckage Disposed of
The Antonov Company denies the disinformation disseminated by Russian media, claiming the wreckage of the world’s largest aircraft, the Mriya Antonov An-225 cargo plane has been disposed of.
Fake: Zaporizhzhia Rules Out Returning to Kyiv Control
Vladimir Rogov is not an official in any Zaporizhzhia administration, his statements are pure propaganda and carry no political weight.
Fake: Trying to Burn Russian Flag, Ukrainian Refugees Burn Down German House
A story making the rounds online about Ukrainian refugees is false and is intentionally stylized as a Bild news story. In fact, the video is a collage of several videos from previous years.
Fake: Kyiv Lying that Russia Has Lost a Third of Its Army in Ukraine...
Ukraine is not the only country saying that Russia has incurred significant losses in its war against Ukraine, the British Ministry of Defense has also said the same thing.
Fake: Ukraine Distributed Counterfeit Money Infected with Tuberculosis in Occupied Donbas
This fake was debunked back in 2020. Then, Ukrainian volunteers dropped leaflets in the form of rubles over Russian occupied Luhansk territories. The leaflets were not infected.