The video is fake. To create it, the propagandists used artificial intelligence. [...] In a comment to StopFake, RSF noted that propagandists regularly use the organization's logo and branding to spread disinformation. "Six false videos in just over six months:
In a video from June 2024, Gabbard aired false claims and elided important context.
We take a look at the viral claims made by President Trump and others about Ukraine over the last two weeks.
WHAT WAS CLAIMED: Volodymyr Zelenskiy has blocked access to Trump's Truth Social across Ukraine. OUR VERDICT: False. Truth Social has never been available in Ukraine.
Our rating: False. A spokesperson for Truth Social's parent company said the claim is false and the social media platform has never been available in the country.
In mid-February 2025, Donald Trump multiplied his attacks against Volodymyr Zelensky, branding the Ukrainian president a "dictator without elections," questioning the use of American aid to Ukraine, and accusing him of "starting" the war. Here is a look back at
Open civil society letter: Elections in Ukraine must be held only after sustainable peace is achieved, ensuring a free, fair, and democratic process that reflects the will of the people.
In remarks and social media posts, the president echoed Russian talking points. [...] Here’s an assessment of Trump’s misleading statements on Ukraine in recent days.
In reality, respected polls in Ukraine show that Zelenskyy has over 50% approval among Ukrainians. The most recent, published by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) in early February, showed that 57% of respondents said they trusted Zelenskyy.
This is a pro-Kremlin recurrent narrative about the alleged corruption and opacity of the West, purportedly needed by the globalist elites, contrasted with the transparency and probity of the multipolar world. In this instance, the narrative applies to the controversial