Fake picture of human chain around Iranian power plant circulates online
There is no clear evidence to verify or refute the claim about a fake picture of a human chain around an Iranian power plant circulating online.
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There is no clear evidence to verify or refute the claim about a fake picture of a human chain around an Iranian power plant circulating online.
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