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In reality, the photo shared by the company on its Instagram page shows mobile boiler rooms for heating. A number of pro-Russian sources spread the news that Coca-Cola allegedly donated mobile morgues to Ukraine as humanitarian aid.

The Institute for the Study of War did not release this video or report such observations. In the pro-Russian section of the network, a video is circulating, allegedly created by the Institute for the Study of War.

With COP 29 approaching, Pro-Kremlin outlets’ climate coverage reveals a calculated strategy: acknowledge climate change while using it as a tool to attack Western policies.

Over the last week, leaders and leaders-to-be around the world have appeared in public and some of their words about others deserve scrutiny.

Foreign actors are exploiting sensitive topics such as multicultural integration, women’s emancipation, and LGBTIQ+ rights to portray them as immoral and somehow detrimental to ‘traditional values’ in order to…

The American channel Fox News did not publish graffiti with Volodymyr Zelensky kneeling. Moreover, the distributed image was most likely generated by artificial intelligence.

In the widely circulated video clip, Chrystia Freeland closes her eyes as journalists shout over each other while trying to ask questions at the same time.

In a comment to StopFake, the press service of Ukrposhta stated that the photo was not taken at their branch and that none of the company's employees had anything to do with what is shown in the picture.

Supernova Airlines, a subsidiary of Nova Poshta, does not carry passengers. The company will start cargo flights to/from Ukraine only after the reopening of the country's airspace.

The National Police Main Directorate in the Kharkiv region refuted this information. Pro-Russian sources are spreading information about two Colombian citizens who allegedly left their military unit in Ukraine without permission.