Fact checks: from across the internet
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Disclaimer: Ukraine Fact Check was not involved in producing the articles listed below. The information presented in them may be incorrect, incomplete, or misleading. As with any other type of article, read with a critical eye, check sources, and seek other opinions before making up your mind on important topics.
PTI Fact Check: Old Kremlin drone attack video falsely shared with recent reports of attack attempt on Putin’s residence; details inside
Multiple social media users shared a video featuring fire at a structure, apparently set by a drone, claiming that Ukraine attacked Putin’s residence with drones. However, the Desk concluded that the video actually dates back to 2023 and is not related to any attack on Putin’s residence.
PTI Fact Check: Old Ukraine drone strike video shared to falsely claim ‘India retaliation for attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh’
Social media users falsely shared an old video of a drone strike in Ukraine, claiming it showed India’s retaliation against attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. The PTI Fact Check Desk found that the visuals are months old and have been misrepresented through a misleading, inflammatory narrative.
Fact-Check: ISW Debunks Russia’s “Drone Attack on Putin” Narrative
Analysts from the Institute for the Study of War found no proof for claims made by Russia regarding a Ukrainian drone attack on Putin’s residence.
FACT CHECK: Did Ukraine Really Try to Blow Up Putin’s Personal Residence?
A Kyiv Post fact check investigating Russian claims that Ukraine recently attempted to eliminate Russian President Vladimir Putin by launching drone swarms at his personal residence found little evidence that the attack overnight Sunday-Monday ever took place beyond the Kremlin’s own claims.
Fact Check: Old Footage Resurfaces Amid Russia’s Claims Of Ukrainian Drone Attack On Putin’s Residence
We could not independently verify other details about the footage. However, it dates back to May 2023, and hence unlinked to the recent Russian allegations on Ukraine.
Fact Check: Image Does NOT Prove Zelenskyy Received Israeli Passport In 2016
Does a viral picture of what looks like an Israeli passport confirm that Volodymyr Zelenskyy became an Israeli citizen before he became president of Ukraine? No, that’s not true: The image got the spelling of his last name wrong. The machine-readable text on the bottom of the first page didn’t fit the internationally standardized form, either.
Images of Russian president at Indian religious sites are AI-generated
After Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded a trip to India in December 2025, AI-generated images were shared in posts claiming they showed him at religious sites with the country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and firebrand Hindu monk Yogi Adityanath. There were no official reports of Putin travelling to the sites, nor were they listed on an itinerary shared by India’s Ministry of External Affairs.
Fake: Zelensky Visit Near Kupyansk Was Green-Screen Staging
The video showing Volodymyr Zelensky near Kupyansk was not staged. The president’s visit to the frontline city on December 12, 2025, was documented by official announcements, footage from the scene, and coverage by independent media, while OSINT analysts independently confirmed the location through geolocation. The clip promoted by propagandists as evidence of a “hologram” or green-screen effect is unrelated archival material from 2022, originally produced for a technology demonstration, and has no connection to Zelensky’s address from the field.
Fact Check: Rob Reiner DID Say Publicly He Was Working On A Series About Putin And Trump’s Relationship
Did the late Rob Reiner publicly say he was developing a television series about Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump called “The Spy and the Asset”? Yes, that is true: Reiner announced the project in 2020 on the Mehdi Hasan Show on MSNBC. He again talked about it on the Dean Obeidallah Show on Sirius XMradio in 2021.
PTI Fact Check: No, Russian President Putin did not write anything …
A social media post recently went online claiming that Russian President Vladimir Putin had criticised the Narendra Modi government in a message written in the official visitors’ book at Rajghat during his visit. However, the Press Trust of India’s Fact Check Desk found the claim to be misleading in its investigation. In his original message, as verified by credible news reports and the Russian Foreign Ministry’s official release, the Russian President praises Mahatma Gandhi and speaks of shared values between India and Russia. At no point did he mention or criticise the current Indian government.
Fake Letter Shared To Claim Indian Govt Asked Russia To Replace S-400 Systems
Claim: A viral notification claims India asked Russia to replace S-400 systems destroyed in a conflict with Pakistan in May 2025.
Fact: There is no credible evidence supporting this claim and the notification had clear discrepancies and has been debunked by PIB
Verified: Putin Did NOT Visit a Temple With PM Modi; Viral Image Is AI-Generated
A photograph widely shared on social media claims to show Russian President Vladimir Putin visiting a temple with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
NewsMobile investigated the viral picture and found that it is AI-generated.
Fact Check: AI-Generated Images Of Putin’s India Visit Flood Social Media; Here’s The Truth Behind Them
Russian President Vladimir Putin remained in New Delhi during his two-day visit. Viral images claiming to show him visiting Ayodhya and Ujjain with PM Modi, bathing in the Ganges in Varanasi, and reading the Gita on a plane are AI-created.
Old clip falsely portrayed as India providing air escort to Russian …
As Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in India for defence and trade talks on December 4, an old video surfaced in social media posts falsely claiming it showed New Delhi sending fighter jets to escort the leader’s plane. The footage was published by Russian state news agency Sputnik in December 2017 and shows Putin’s plane being escorted by Russian jets en route to Egyptian capital Cairo after a visit to Syria.
Fact Check: AI-Generated Images Of Putin’s India Visit Flood Social …
Russian President Vladimir Putin remained in New Delhi during his two-day visit. Viral images claiming to show him visiting Ayodhya and Ujjain with PM Modi, bathing in the Ganges in Varanasi, and reading the Gita on a plane are AI-created.
Fact Check: NSA Ajit Doval meets exiled Putin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky in London? No, image is AI-generated
Claim: The image shows NSA Ajit Doval meeting Mikhail Khodorkovsky in London. Mikhail is a Putin critic and an exiled Russian oligarch.
Fact: The claim is false. The image has been generated using AI.
Verified: Viral Image Of Vladimir Putin Holding Bhagavad Gita On A Plane Is AI Generated
The viral image showing Vladimir Putin posing with the Bhagavad Gita on a plane is AI-generated and not real.
Image Of Putin With Bhagavad Gita Aboard Aircraft Is AI Generated
A photo circulating online that appears to show Russian President Vladimir Putin holding the Bhagavad Gita, aboard an aircraft is not real and has been created using artificial intelligence.
Fact Check: Vladimir Putin reads Bhagavad Gita gifted by Modi on aircraft? No, image is AI-generated
Claim: Russian President Vladimir Putin has started reading the Bhagavad Gita after Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted him a copy during his visit to India.
Fact: The claim is false. While PM Modi did gift Putin a Russian-language Bhagavad Gita, the viral photo of him reading it on a plane is AI-generated.
Verified: This Picture of Putin With PM Modi and Rajnath Singh Is AI-Generated
After Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent visit to India, an image has surfaced on social media claiming to show him posing with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. […]
NewsMobile verified the claim and found that the image is AI-generated.




















