After the Russian attack on the military complex in Yavoriv, some media claimed that Russia attacked NATO and targeted the “NATO center” or “base”. None

The conspiracy theory about the existence of American biolabs in Ukraine is “proven” by various, completely incorrect arguments. The claim that there are biolabs run

An inaccurate claim spreading on social networks claims that a scene from the American disaster movie “Deep Impact” was used in reporting on the war

Some websites published a claim that “Ukrainian nationalists” allegedly captured the vehicles of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s mission in Ukraine. The

For days, the civilian population in the besieged city of Mariupol is under intense Russian attacks. Efforts to open humanitarian corridors for their evacuation attract

Some media reported that the Russian Ministry of Defense accused the Ukrainian army of using banned ammunition filled with white phosphorus in the suburbs of

Articles from several websites feature claims that Ukraine was trying to develop nuclear weapons, attributed to an anonymous representative of “one of Russia’s competent departments”.

Twitter users shared a photo of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky allegedly holding a swastika jersey. This is a photomontage. A photo of Ukrainian President Volodymyr

Some media in their articles describe the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a “counter-offensive”. Media from all over the world, including our region, are intensively

False claims about “American biolabs” in Ukraine have been spreading for years. In the midst of the war in this country, followers of QAnon and

Twitter trolls who portrayed actors from Serbia as soldiers in the Ukrainian army were presented in some media as “Ukrainian propagandists”, although it is evident

After numerous world media published a photo of a woman injured in the Russian airstrike on the Ukrainian city of Chuguev, an incorrect claim began