7 People 23174 Fact-checks 7581 Articles People (7) Sharon Day Vote No on 3 Russian Embassy in Canada Russian Ministry of Defense New Day for America Spike the Romney Attack Dog Your Action News 3 Fact-checks (23174) Facebook posts stated on February 24, 2022 in social media posts: A photo of a wounded young child was captured in Ukraine in 2022. By Bill McCarthy• March 1, 2022 Instagram posts stated on February 27, 2022 in an Instagram post: Photo of injured Ukrainian woman was from 2018 Russia gas explosion. By Jeff Cercone• April 7, 2022 Facebook posts stated on February 25, 2022 in a Facebook post: The war in Ukraine is “scripted and staged.” By Gabrielle Settles• March 4, 2022 X posts stated on March 22, 2024 in an X post: A March 7 U.S. security alert … means the U.S. was “behind this gruesome terror attack on Russian civilians.” By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu, Louis Jacobson• March 27, 2024 Viral image stated on February 25, 2023 in an Instagram post: Photos of an apartment building in Kyiv are evidence the war in Ukraine “is fake.” By Ciara O'Rourke• February 27, 2023 Facebook posts stated on June 28, 2022 in a Facebook video post: Video claims Moscow turned into “sea of fire after being attacked by two mysterious missiles.” By Andy Nguyen• June 30, 2022 John Kerry stated on July 20, 2014 in comments on "Fox News Sunday": "The so-called defense minister of the People's Republic of Donetsk ... actually posted a bragging social media posting of having shot down a military transport. And then when it became apparent it was civilian, they pulled it down from social media." By Lauren Carroll• July 20, 2014 Facebook posts stated on March 04, 2022 in a Facebook post: Deceased Ukrainian fighter pilot Col. Oleksandr Oksanchenko was the “Ghost of Kyiv.” By Gabrielle Settles• March 14, 2022 Pearson Sharp stated on March 11, 2022 in a TV segment: The Russian airstrike on a maternity hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine, had “the makings of yet another false flag operation” led by the U.S. By Bill McCarthy• March 22, 2022 Vladimir Putin stated on February 24, 2022 in an address to the nation announcing the attack on Ukraine: Ethnic Russians face “genocide perpetrated by the Kyiv regime.” By Jon Greenberg• February 25, 2022 Facebook posts stated on April 13, 2022 in a Facebook post: Ukraine was responsible for the Kramatorsk train station bombing. By Samantha Putterman• April 18, 2022 Facebook posts stated on February 27, 2022 in a video: Image shows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “has joined the front lines with his troops.” By Monique Curet• March 4, 2022 Sarah Palin stated on February 28, 2014 in a post on Facebook: Says she made an "accurate prediction" that if Barack Obama were elected it would encourage Russia to invade Ukraine. By Jon Greenberg• March 4, 2014 Facebook posts stated on July 18, 2020 in a Facebook post: “American coronavirus vaccine killed five Ukrainians.” By Tom Kertscher• July 30, 2020 Facebook posts stated on March 20, 2022 in a Facebook post: “Ukraine has been shooting residents of Donetsk and Lugansk just because they wanted to speak Russian.” By Ciara O'Rourke• March 22, 2022 Instagram posts stated on February 07, 2024 in an Instagram post: "Ukraine puts Tucker Carlson on a ‘hit list’ after an interview with Vladimir Putin.” By Jeff Cercone• February 9, 2024 Facebook posts stated on May 25, 2023 in a video on Facebook: "1,000,000 Ukraine soldiers wiped out” By Sara Swann• May 26, 2023 Rex Tillerson stated on October 15, 2017 in a CNN "State of the Union" interview: "The president early on called on NATO member countries to step up their contributions ... and as a result of that countries have stepped up contributions toward their own defense." By Allison Graves• October 15, 2017 TikTok posts stated on February 24, 2022 in a TikTok video: TikTok video shows Russian soldiers parachuting into Ukraine. By Madison Czopek• February 25, 2022 Peter Lavelle stated on July 23, 2014 in a segment on RT's "CrossTalk": "I'm not a conspiracy theorist and I never allow conspiracy theorists on my program." By Katie Sanders• July 30, 2014 Articles (7581) Russia, Ukraine, and the contested language of genocide By Louis Jacobson• April 11, 2022 Ask PolitiFact: Did Vladimir Putin say that Russia would not target or harm Ukrainian civilians? By Madison Czopek• March 21, 2022 Lie of the Year 2022: Putin’s lies to wage war and conceal horror in Ukraine By Rebecca Catalanello, Louis Jacobson• December 13, 2022 How ‘War on Fakes’ uses fact-checking to spread pro-Russia propaganda By Luiz Romero• August 8, 2022 Don’t fall for these hoaxes about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine By Samantha Putterman• February 25, 2022 Ukraine war fuels surge of fake content impersonating BBC, CNN coverage By Bill McCarthy• April 22, 2022 The case for and against establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine By Louis Jacobson• March 7, 2022 Trump says he left Biden a perfect economy, but the facts say otherwise By Matthew Crowley, Louis Jacobson, Maria Ramirez Uribe, Yacob Reyes• November 16, 2022 Putin’s one-sided history of Ukraine’s relationship with Russia By Jon Greenberg, Louis Jacobson• February 23, 2022 Ukrainian soldiers believed to be alive, details of their captivity unclear By Monique Curet• March 3, 2022 Fact-checking figures about gun violence in Texas By Madlin Mekelburg• September 6, 2019 Chris Wallace asked why Vladimir Putin’s critics end up dead. Here are the details By Manuela Tobias• July 19, 2018 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is especially lawless. Could Putin be tried for war crimes? By Louis Jacobson• March 2, 2022 Amid images and news of actual war, false and misleading claims about Israel-Hamas thrive By Sara Swann• October 11, 2023 Trump and Russia, Clinton and Ukraine: How do they compare? By Jon Greenberg• July 12, 2017 How is a ‘mass shooting’ defined? By Chris Nichols• October 4, 2017 Obama’s hot mic moment with Russian president in 2012 was unrelated to Ukrainian aid in 2014 By Amy Sherman• November 14, 2019 PolitiFact's top 10 fact-checks of 2018 By Jon Greenberg• December 27, 2018 The DOJ says a US media company promoted ‘Russian interests.’ Who were its 6 content creators? By Madison Czopek• September 16, 2024 How paid X accounts blamed Israel, Ukraine for the Baltimore bridge collapse By Madison Czopek• April 3, 2024
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Facebook posts stated on February 24, 2022 in social media posts: A photo of a wounded young child was captured in Ukraine in 2022. By Bill McCarthy• March 1, 2022 Instagram posts stated on February 27, 2022 in an Instagram post: Photo of injured Ukrainian woman was from 2018 Russia gas explosion. By Jeff Cercone• April 7, 2022 Facebook posts stated on February 25, 2022 in a Facebook post: The war in Ukraine is “scripted and staged.” By Gabrielle Settles• March 4, 2022 X posts stated on March 22, 2024 in an X post: A March 7 U.S. security alert … means the U.S. was “behind this gruesome terror attack on Russian civilians.” By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu, Louis Jacobson• March 27, 2024 Viral image stated on February 25, 2023 in an Instagram post: Photos of an apartment building in Kyiv are evidence the war in Ukraine “is fake.” By Ciara O'Rourke• February 27, 2023 Facebook posts stated on June 28, 2022 in a Facebook video post: Video claims Moscow turned into “sea of fire after being attacked by two mysterious missiles.” By Andy Nguyen• June 30, 2022 John Kerry stated on July 20, 2014 in comments on "Fox News Sunday": "The so-called defense minister of the People's Republic of Donetsk ... actually posted a bragging social media posting of having shot down a military transport. And then when it became apparent it was civilian, they pulled it down from social media." By Lauren Carroll• July 20, 2014 Facebook posts stated on March 04, 2022 in a Facebook post: Deceased Ukrainian fighter pilot Col. Oleksandr Oksanchenko was the “Ghost of Kyiv.” By Gabrielle Settles• March 14, 2022 Pearson Sharp stated on March 11, 2022 in a TV segment: The Russian airstrike on a maternity hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine, had “the makings of yet another false flag operation” led by the U.S. By Bill McCarthy• March 22, 2022 Vladimir Putin stated on February 24, 2022 in an address to the nation announcing the attack on Ukraine: Ethnic Russians face “genocide perpetrated by the Kyiv regime.” By Jon Greenberg• February 25, 2022 Facebook posts stated on April 13, 2022 in a Facebook post: Ukraine was responsible for the Kramatorsk train station bombing. By Samantha Putterman• April 18, 2022 Facebook posts stated on February 27, 2022 in a video: Image shows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “has joined the front lines with his troops.” By Monique Curet• March 4, 2022 Sarah Palin stated on February 28, 2014 in a post on Facebook: Says she made an "accurate prediction" that if Barack Obama were elected it would encourage Russia to invade Ukraine. By Jon Greenberg• March 4, 2014 Facebook posts stated on July 18, 2020 in a Facebook post: “American coronavirus vaccine killed five Ukrainians.” By Tom Kertscher• July 30, 2020 Facebook posts stated on March 20, 2022 in a Facebook post: “Ukraine has been shooting residents of Donetsk and Lugansk just because they wanted to speak Russian.” By Ciara O'Rourke• March 22, 2022 Instagram posts stated on February 07, 2024 in an Instagram post: "Ukraine puts Tucker Carlson on a ‘hit list’ after an interview with Vladimir Putin.” By Jeff Cercone• February 9, 2024 Facebook posts stated on May 25, 2023 in a video on Facebook: "1,000,000 Ukraine soldiers wiped out” By Sara Swann• May 26, 2023 Rex Tillerson stated on October 15, 2017 in a CNN "State of the Union" interview: "The president early on called on NATO member countries to step up their contributions ... and as a result of that countries have stepped up contributions toward their own defense." By Allison Graves• October 15, 2017 TikTok posts stated on February 24, 2022 in a TikTok video: TikTok video shows Russian soldiers parachuting into Ukraine. By Madison Czopek• February 25, 2022 Peter Lavelle stated on July 23, 2014 in a segment on RT's "CrossTalk": "I'm not a conspiracy theorist and I never allow conspiracy theorists on my program." By Katie Sanders• July 30, 2014
Russia, Ukraine, and the contested language of genocide By Louis Jacobson• April 11, 2022 Ask PolitiFact: Did Vladimir Putin say that Russia would not target or harm Ukrainian civilians? By Madison Czopek• March 21, 2022 Lie of the Year 2022: Putin’s lies to wage war and conceal horror in Ukraine By Rebecca Catalanello, Louis Jacobson• December 13, 2022 How ‘War on Fakes’ uses fact-checking to spread pro-Russia propaganda By Luiz Romero• August 8, 2022 Don’t fall for these hoaxes about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine By Samantha Putterman• February 25, 2022 Ukraine war fuels surge of fake content impersonating BBC, CNN coverage By Bill McCarthy• April 22, 2022 The case for and against establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine By Louis Jacobson• March 7, 2022 Trump says he left Biden a perfect economy, but the facts say otherwise By Matthew Crowley, Louis Jacobson, Maria Ramirez Uribe, Yacob Reyes• November 16, 2022 Putin’s one-sided history of Ukraine’s relationship with Russia By Jon Greenberg, Louis Jacobson• February 23, 2022 Ukrainian soldiers believed to be alive, details of their captivity unclear By Monique Curet• March 3, 2022 Fact-checking figures about gun violence in Texas By Madlin Mekelburg• September 6, 2019 Chris Wallace asked why Vladimir Putin’s critics end up dead. Here are the details By Manuela Tobias• July 19, 2018 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is especially lawless. Could Putin be tried for war crimes? By Louis Jacobson• March 2, 2022 Amid images and news of actual war, false and misleading claims about Israel-Hamas thrive By Sara Swann• October 11, 2023 Trump and Russia, Clinton and Ukraine: How do they compare? By Jon Greenberg• July 12, 2017 How is a ‘mass shooting’ defined? By Chris Nichols• October 4, 2017 Obama’s hot mic moment with Russian president in 2012 was unrelated to Ukrainian aid in 2014 By Amy Sherman• November 14, 2019 PolitiFact's top 10 fact-checks of 2018 By Jon Greenberg• December 27, 2018 The DOJ says a US media company promoted ‘Russian interests.’ Who were its 6 content creators? By Madison Czopek• September 16, 2024 How paid X accounts blamed Israel, Ukraine for the Baltimore bridge collapse By Madison Czopek• April 3, 2024
