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By Hazel Gandhi A digitally altered video purporting to show Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy belly dancing in a red costume is viral online. BOOM found that the video is a deepfake and the original video shows an unidentified man dancing. Before entering politics, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was an entertainer, and has appeared in several movies and dance shows, including the Ukrainian version of Dancing With The Stars. A video purporting to show him dancing in a red outfit is viral online with the caption, "This is the problem with democracy. The oligarchs can pick any clo...
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By Archis Chowdhury Russia has reportedly deceived multiple Hollywood actors into unwittingly contributing to a disinformation campaign against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. A recent report by Microsoft's Threat Analysis Center highlighted how celebrities, like actor Elijah Wood, known for playing Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings movies, can been seen sending messages to Zelenskyy, urging him to seek assistance for substance use. According to the report, other celebrities like Priscilla Presley, the US Office actress Kate Flannery, Breaking Bad actor Dean Norris, John C McGinl...
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By Archis Chowdhury A video of a male dancer belly dancing on stage is viral with the claim that it shows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy belly dancing. BOOM found this claim to be false; the video being shared originally shows an Argentinian dancer named Pablo Acosta belly dancing, and not Zelenskyy. The video has been doctored through deepfake technology to replace Acosta's face with that of Zelenskyy. Prior to joining politics, Zelenskyy had a career as a comedian, performer and actor, thus leading to many people believing the viral video as real. Also Read:CGI Video of Robot Playin...
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By Hazel Gandhi A morphed video showing an anti-Ukraine slogan which reads 'No Zelensky, No War' is being shared as a real advertising hoarding put up on 5th avenue, New York. BOOM found that the video is edited and the original version shows a woman on the hoarding. The 8-second clip is being shared with the caption, "So apparently some Americans are fed up with the bullshit warmongering rhetoric coming from Washington. 'No Zelensky, No War' (Advertising banner in New York)" Clickhere to view the tweet and here for an archive. The clip is also circulating on Facebook. Click here to view the p...
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By Hazel Gandhi A video of jets flying over Paris and bombing the city, including the area near the Eiffel Tower is viral online amid the ongoing unrest in France. BOOM found that the video is old and not real, and has been created using computer graphics by the Ukraine government to link it to the protests in France. The unrest in France has eased after almost a week following the killing of Nahel M, a 17-year-old teenager, who was shot by a police officer near a traffic stop in Nanterre, west of Paris. The grandmother of the teenager, Nadia, appealed to the protestors to stop the violence in...
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By Anmol Alphonso A cropped video of Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying that the United States will have to send their "sons and daughters" to war, is viral online with a false claim that the Ukrainian president wants the US to send its troops to fight for Ukraine in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. BOOM found that the viral video is cropped and misleading. The viral clip has left out the part where Zelenskyy hypothesizes that if Ukraine loses the war then Russia might enter Baltic states, NATO states thus drawing the US to get involved as they are a part of NATO. On February 24, 2023, Zelensky held a ...
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