Thus, it is clear that the viral clip claiming grand fireworks celebrations at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium after India’s win over Australia in the Champions Trophy semifinal is misleading.

But the clip is part of longer footage of a procession for a dead soldier. "Ukraine citizens bowing to their President Zelensky on his return," reads a Burmese-language Facebook post on March 2, 2025.

Could you please check? Thank you." On Feb. 10, 2025, the Christian Motivational Stories YouTube channel published the in-question video. The clip received over 826,000 views, and opened with ...

The woman seen in the viral clip matches the female soldier featured in the music video, and multiple identical elements, such as uniforms and background settings, confirm that the viral footage is ...

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A video authentically showed a journalist saying, “I saw a meme say this is the second time ever that a U.S. president f***ed someone in the Oval Office” into a hot microphone during a live ...

However, the clip is behind-the-scenes footage from a music video shoot, not a combat zone. "BREAKING: Ukraine 'soldiers' have resorted to faking combat in order to appear 'war torn' so the slush fund ...

A viral clip has been making the rounds on social media claiming to show White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt giving a speech during a Miss Teen USA contest (Getty Images, X/@wasted) ...