Houthis, their Iranian backers and others seeking political gain from the Palestinian cause exploit Western response to months of Yemini militant attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea
There is strong evidence the government cracked down on the political opposition while ruling party supporters tried to stop journalists from investigating suspected voter fraud at polling stations.
The photograph, credited to Agence France-Presse, was taken on October 6, 2002. It shows a French vessel blown up by al-Qaida.
Russia has systematically targeted Ukrainian civilian infrastructure since invading almost two years ago.
The video is an advertisement for a Ukrainian clothing company and has nothing to do with the delivery of F-16s.
Reports suggest Russia has vastly exaggerated the number of U.S. citizens who died fighting in Ukraine, largely as volunteers, not mercenaries.
Both sides of the Israel-Hamas divide have been targeted with misinformation and disinformation, with bad-faith actors taking advantage of social media to push fakes to an audience of millions.
From Gaza to Ukraine, Putin ends the year by dispersing false claims about his war, the situation in Russia, and the world at large.
Iran engages in accusation in a mirror, claiming Hamas and Hezbollah, which it arms, can get whatever weapons they need in Ukraine.
Venezuela disregards the World Court and signals it could use force to settle Essequibo territorial dispute.
The United States was well within its rights to defend itself and commercial ships from unprovoked Houthi attacks on international waters.
Footage of a firefight between left-wing guerrillas and drug cartel gunmen in Colombia had been broadcast by local media before X users recycled it to spread fake claims about the Venezuela-Guyana dispute.
Social media users deceptively implied routine movements of army vehicles were linked to Dublin riots while sharing old footage to falsely claim military was deployed to quell unrest.
Old videos falsely claiming Russia and other countries are sending troops to the Gaza Strip are swarming TikTok.
This footage does not show Gaza tunnel. That does not negate the fact that tunnels exist, and Hamas uses them for military operations
The photograph is an award-winning document of Bashar Assad regime’s destruction of the western city of Homs, the rebels’ stronghold during the Syrian civil war.
While the video is from Hezbollah, it was first released in 2019, and was not created in response to U.S. naval deployment in eastern Mediterranean.
The video shows Muslims trained to perform an Islamic burial ritual, likely -- in Southeast Asia. It has nothing to do with Gaza.
The photos show a Syrian girl rescued after 2016 Syrian regime airstrike and have nothing to do with the war in Gaza.
Video shows a 2017 Indian frigate test-launching a cruise missile. Misuse of old footage has become a signature disinformation tactic for the Israel-Hamas war.
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