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3 days ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post falsely claiming to show the nationalities of foreign mercenaries allegedly killed in Russia’s Kursk region. (Source: Instagram/Modified by Logically Facts)The viral image is fake—Statista never published such data, and the chart design, flags, and sourcing all indicate it was fabricated. What is the claim?
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1 week ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a false social media post alleging SABC News reported Zelenskyy purchased a controlling stake in Northam Platinum Ltd. (Source: X / Modified by Logically Facts) The video is fake; both SABC News and Northam Platinum have denied the claim. It combines spliced footage with AI-generated audio to mislead viewers. What is the claim?
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2 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post with the false claim the video shows just before the Hudson River helicopter crash. (Source: X/Modified by Logically Facts) The video is from 2019 and shows a helicopter flying over the East River, New York, before crashing into a Manhattan building roof. What is the claim?
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2 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post falsely claiming to show protest against Trump and Musk. (Source: /Modified by Logically Facts) The video shows a crowd gathered for a game of the Milwaukee Bucks in 2021. It is unrelated to the 'Hands Off' protest against Trump and Musk. What is the claim?
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2 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
The video was filmed on January 29, 2025, but is falsely being shared as from after the Waqf (Amendment) Bill passed in Parliament in April 2025. What is the claim? A video clip showing several political leaders, including Member of Parliament for Hyderabad, Asaduddin Owaisi, sitting around a table, laughing and conversing informally, has gone viral on social media. Users are claiming the video was filmed after the recent passage of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.abplive.com | Tahil Ali
The Verdict [Fake]
U.S. President Donald Trump did not post any such statement on Truth Social. The screenshot has been fabricated.
A viral image is circulating on social media along with the claim that it shows a Truth Social post by U.S. President Donald Trump stating that he is ending dual citizenship in the country under the Espionage Act.
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3 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post which claims to show a Trump Truth Social post on ending dual citizenship. (Source: X/Modified by Logically Facts) U.S. President Donald Trump did not post any such statement on Truth Social. The screenshot has been fabricated. What is the claim?
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4 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post falsely claiming to show fictional characters taking part in Turkey protest. (Source: X/Modified by Logically Facts) The photograph was posted by an X user who clearly stated that it was AI-generated. What is the claim? A photograph showing individuals dressed as popular fictional characters such as Batman, Joker, Pikachu, and Spider-Man has gone viral on social media, claiming that it depicts a scene from recent demonstrations in Turkey.
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4 weeks ago | 
logicallyfacts.com | Tahil Ali
Screenshot of a social media post falsely claiming to show a Fox News report endorsing Ionic Care. (Source: X, modified by Logically Facts) The viral video is a deepfake. Fox News has not reported on or endorsed 'Tesla Ionic Care,' and the footage was digitally manipulated. What is the claim? Social media users have circulated a video claiming that a product called "Tesla Ionic Care," allegedly endorsed by Robert F.
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1 month ago | 
news.abplive.com | Tahil Ali
The in.visualart Instagram account (archived here) is run by digital artist Islam Nour. Some of Nour's digital work promotes boycotting the products of companies linked to the Israeli state, calls for a ceasefire, and campaigns for children in Gaza (archived here, here, and here).
The viral image is AI-generated. The creator of the image, Instagram user in.visualart has explicitly stated that the image was generated using Photoshop and AI-powered tools.
