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Beware! Ukraine Government impersonators are now running

A fake video emerged on Facebook and YouTube in which a strangely motionless version of Zelensky asked Ukrainian troops to lay down their weapons in a voice

Misleading, manipulated and false information about the conflict in Ukraine has been circulating on social media platforms. Here are five ways to spot it.

Russia Has Tricked Several Us

How to spot fake viral footage about the events in Ukraine

Russia has tricked several US actors on the video message platform Cameo into spreading falsehoods about Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky. The latest

This article looks back at Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine through the perspective of online disinformation in open-source spaces. The pre-invasion phase highlights

Fake leads, defamation and destabilization: how online

A Zelensky Deepfake Was Quickly Defeated. The Next One Might

Ukraine war fuels surge of fake content impersonating BBC

Millions Of Dollars Worth Of

European mayors duped into calls with fake Kyiv mayor

Millions of dollars worth of crypto were finding their way into war-struck Ukraine. Amidst this, YouTube was infiltrated with scammy videos of the Ukrainian

Ukraine war: How TikTok fakes pushed Russian lies to millions - BBC

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Ukraine war: Russia tricks US actors into appearing in propaganda

A Russian propaganda campaign involving thousands of fake accounts on TikTok spreading disinformation about the war in Ukraine has been uncovered by the BBC.

BERLIN (AP)The mayor of the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv warned Saturday that an imposter is posing as him and communicating with other officials, including three

How Do You Tell If

How do you tell if a photo or video posted online is real or fake? Here's a look at how the BBC's Disinformation team check and verify content shared online about the

How we verify social media posts from the war in Ukraine - BBC

Ukraine war: How TikTok fakes pushed Russian lies to millions

In Some Cases

In some cases, pro-Russia accounts on Telegram and other platforms have spread fake posts impersonating BBC News or CNN reports about the war in Ukraine. Experts