Was a Boeing 737 forced into an emergency landing on the beach after the pilot had a heart attack? No, that's not true: The footage is not real; it's gaming video footage created for entertainment. The video shows an animated airplane bei
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AllSides→ No, CNN did not fake Ukrainian war footage
https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2022/no-cnn-did-not-fake-ukrainian-war-footage/ Following Russia
Poynter→ No, CNN did not fake Ukrainian war footage
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine beginning Feb. 24, misinformation about the situation has spread rapidly. For example, this tweet claims that CNN was faking war footage in Ukraine. The tweet […] The post No, CNN did not fake Ukrainian wa
Snopes→ Is This Real Footage of 30-Foot-Long, ‘Man-Eating’ Crocodile?
Would anyone really swim that close to one?
Truth or Fiction?→ Uvalde Body Cam Footage Suppressed?
On June 13 2022, a Reddit user on r/WhitePeopleTwitter shared a screenshot of two tweets about the purported refusal by Texas police to release body cam footage from the Uvalde school shooting: yup yup yup from WhitePeopleTwitter
Poynter→ No, footage of the war in Ukraine was not filmed on a movie set
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, thousands of people have taken to social media to spread awareness and donate to help the Ukrainian people. But some social media users have a […] The post No, footage of the war in Ukraine was not filmed on
PolitiFact→ Tweets – No, BBC News did not edit footage of Boris Johnson to remove boos upon his arrival
BBC News edited out boos in footage of Boris Johnson arriving at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee thanksgiving service.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show ‘Most Horrible Emergency Landing Ever’ — It’s Computer-Generated Video Game Footage
Does this video accurately show airplanes in situations that depict the "most horrible emergency landing ever"? No, that's not true: This footage is not real. It is a computer-generated video that is from a flight-simulator game, one of n
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, this isn’t real footage of downed helicopters during an ambush
Video shows helicopters in Ukraine “being picked off in ambush - Short range air-to-air missile”
PolitiFact→ Viral image – This footage of soldiers destroying Russian tank isn’t real
“Soldiers destroyed Russian tank with NLAW in ambush.”
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – No, this is not footage of Ukraine shooting down a Russian plane with troops on board
Says video shows "Ukrainian forces shoot down Russian plane carrying hundreds (of) troops on Kyiv airport."
FactCheck.org→ CNN Video Shows Canadian Fire Gear Donated to Ukraine, Not ‘Fake Footage’
Quick Take A recent Facebook post falsely claims that CNN footage from the war in Ukraine was faked, citing a firefighter’s jacket bearing the name of a Canadian city. But the footage was shot in Ukraine. The jacket was donated by a Canadian o
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: BBC News Did NOT Broadcast Stock Footage Of Military Scenes As If Live War Coverage
Did this video showing live gun and tank battles originate as a BBC News broadcast about the conflict between Ukraine and Russia? No, that's not true: This footage did not come from a live news report of a real battle. The footage was fil
Logically→ CNN used footage from Canada while reporting on an explosion in Lviv on March 26.
CNN's coverage showed firefighters at the Lviv explosion site wearing protective gear that read "Edmonton" because Edmonton firefighters donated it.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show ‘FGM148 Javelin … vs Russian Vehicles’ — It’s Video Game Footage
Does a video posted to Facebook show footage of a Javelin missile targeting a Russian military vehicle as of March 2022? No, that's not true: This video shows footage from the military shooter video game Arma 3. Lead Stories has previousl
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Video footage of Javelin missiles and explosion is not from Ukraine
A video shows “massive explosion as Ukraine destroyed 280 Russian tanks to pieces using U.S. Javelin missiles."
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Footage of Ukrainian War Is NOT From 2022, It’s From August 2014
Does a video on social media show "leaked footage of heavy war between Russia vs. Ukraine" in 2022? No, that's not true: There is a compilation of Ukrainian footage in the post, but it's from August 2014. The claim appeared in a Facebook
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Footage of Marines training in Arizona mischaracterized as showing Russians in Ukraine
This video shows “Russian war in Ukraine.”
Full Fact→ Footage of plane under fire is from a video game, not Ukraine
A video that appears to show a plane being fired at with the caption “Russia launches battle with Ukraine” has been viewed 2.5 million times on Facebook. But this video doesn’t depict the war in Ukraine. It’s actually just foota
Logically→ Video footage shows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife singing “Endless Love.”
Boyce Avenue and Connie Talbot's acoustic cover of the 'Endless Love' song has been miscaptioned and linked to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Footage Of Hospital Attack WAS In Ukraine – But In Melitopol
Was video footage of an artillery attack of a hospital taken in Ukraine during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict? Yes, but some of the details have been muddled: The Facebook post incorrectly suggested that the incident happened in Kyiv (s
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Footage shows a Star Wars aircraft, not fighting in Ukraine
"Ukrainian civilian fleeing Kyiv captures footage of downed Russian tie fighter."
Logically→ Video footage shows the wreckage of a Russian aircraft on a motorway in Ukraine following the Russian invasion of the country.
The footage of the wreckage is not from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it is from a Star Wars promotional video aired in 2014.
Poynter→ How misinformers exploit TikTok’s audio features to spread fake war footage in Ukraine
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has fueled a surge of false and misleading content on TikTok. Countless videos are exploiting the platform’s defining features around audio creation and sharing in order […] The post How misinformers exploit TikTo
PolitiFact→ As Russia invades Ukraine, misinformers exploit TikTok’s audio features to spread fake war footage
Across TikTok, videos falsely claiming to show the conflict in Ukraine are taking advantage of the very same audio sharing feature that helped TikTok grow in the first place.
Snopes→ Climate Protest Miscaptioned as War Footage
Thousands of people have already died in the first week of Russia's war on Ukraine.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Footage Of Train Carrying Tanks Is NOT Headed To Ukraine — Shows California In 2017
Does this video show a train carrying tanks to Ukraine? No, that's not true: This train was filmed from several locations as it was crossing through the Tehachapi Mountains in California on April 22, 2017. The video was originally posted
Full Fact→ Video shows game footage, not a plane being shot at in Ukraine
A video appearing to show a plane being shot at with the caption “Plane being shot in sky #war #russia #usa #ukraine” has been viewed over 26,000 times on Facebook. But the short clip is not genuine footage of the fighting in Ukraine. The v
Full Fact→ Beirut port explosion footage being mistaken as Ukraine
A video of a massive explosion has been shared over 11,000 times on Facebook, with the accompanying caption that the user sharing it is “feeling heartbroken in Ukraine”. This video was not taken in Ukraine during the recent Russian invasion
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: This Photo Does NOT Show Ukraine’s President On Russian Invasion Front Line In 2022 — Other Footage Does
Does this photo show President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine visiting battle lines during the Russian invasion that started February 24, 2022? No, that's not true: Multiple reverse image searches show the photo was taken in 2021, almost
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Combat And Training Footage Does NOT Show Ukraine In 2022
Does this video show live or footage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February of 2022? No, that's not true: This footage was originally posted on YouTube at least as early as October 2021. The video was flipped to make it harder to
Full Fact→ BBC Breakfast uses old footage of Russian parade rehearsal to show invasion of Ukraine
A clip of military planes was shown on BBC Breakfast on 25 February as part of a segment which claimed to show a journey from Kyiv to Poland following the recent invasion of Ukraine. As we’ve said already this particular clip of the military plan
PolitiFact→ Viral image – Old footage of Russian planes mischaracterized amid new conflict
Video shows footage from Russia invading Ukraine.
Full Fact→ CGI WW2 video being used as Ukraine footage
A video of what looks like an air raid is being shared on Facebook with the caption “It’s happening. #Russia #Ukraine #WorldWar3”. The video, which has had more than 10,000 views, doesn’t show Russia invading Ukraine. We found a
Snopes→ ‘ArmA 3’ Game Clip Miscaptioned as Ukraine Invasion Footage
This isn't the first time that clips from the video game ArmA 3 have circulated with incorrect captions.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: This Is NOT Russian Attack On Ukraine, Just Video Game Footage
Does this video show military action or shelling in Ukraine on February 24, 2022? No, that's not true: This is a recording from the video game War Thunder. War Thunder was released in 2016. Several copies of this video game clip were post
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Airstrikes In Ukraine — 2020 Moscow Airshow Rehearsal Footage
Does this video footage show Russian air attacks on Ukraine? No, that's not true: This video footage dates from May 4, 2020. It shows military planes flying over Moscow, rehearsing for a Victory Day airshow. The shortened clip was reposte
Full Fact→ Fake Ukraine video includes footage from 2015 and a computer game teaser
A post on Facebook claims a video which includes a number of different clips depicts Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It was posted on the morning of 24 February 2022 and at the time of writing has over 19,000 views. The two-minute video contains fi
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Ukraine Invasion Video Livestream Uses 2015 Chinese Explosion Footage
Is video footage being used in a livestream that purports to show the Russian invasion of Ukraine real? No, that's not true: The livestreamer uses looped footage that includes images of a giant explosion that happened in Tianjin, China in
Full Fact→ Footage of a rolling ferry was not made during Storm Eunice
A video of a ferry rolling violently in a storm was not made during Storm Eunice, as some Facebook posts seemed to claim. The video was posted on Facebook on 18 February 2022, when Storm Eunice made landfall in the UK. One post said “Current situ