Antifake / Factcheck
Antifake / Factcheck
Blackout in Lithuania: News.by frames hour-long power outage as systemic failure
A news host linked the lack of electricity to the country's withdrawal from the BRELL power grid.
We spoke to a Russian soldier who had fought in Ukraine and received treatment in Lepel upon his return from the war zone.
A news host linked the lack of electricity to the country's withdrawal from the BRELL power grid.
The Weekly Top Fake team has examined the organization's charter.
Sergey Chaly analyzes Lukashenko’s address at the All-Belarusian People’s Assembly
Belarus continues its push into Africa — this time targeting Kenya
The BIC worked out how much it might cost to organise an escape.
The seller explained how to circumvent the ban via Armenia.
The company also exports polyamide to Iran and to some Russian enterprises connected to Russia’s military industry.
The investigation focuses on a disinfection system that generates tens of thousands of rubles daily, even though it does not actually kill viruses or bacteria.
The Shkvarka News and ZhS Premium Telegram channels passed off a doctored video as a report by the Danish broadcaster.
The expert cited by the news agency mentioned both countries, but only one remained in the publication.
He cited erroneous data published on the World Bank website.
According to Horyn, the German authorities are to blame for the Berlin blackout, having “committed an act of economic and energy vandalism.”
CTV and ONT swapped continents, events, and motives in an effort to prove the Islamization of Europe.
Volha Shpileuskaya said pay in Belarus is determined solely by competencies.