Viral images of ‘US soldiers captured in Iran’ are AI-generated
The claim that viral images of 'US soldiers captured in Iran' are AI-generated cannot be verified with the provided sources.
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The claim that viral images of 'US soldiers captured in Iran' are AI-generated cannot be verified with the provided sources.
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There is no clear evidence to confirm or deny that Donald Trump has fasted every Friday since 2020.
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The claim about a fake image of an Iranian children's funeral shared by an MP cannot be verified with the provided sources.
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