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We track what is being claimed, check it against independent sources and fact-checkers, and show you the evidence, in Persian and English.
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2. We check
Each claim is tested against published fact-checks and independent, reliable reporting.
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13 Published fact-checks
Official statements confirm that the Israeli President's Office has explicitly denied participating in consultations regarding a pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu. The claim is rated true.
The claim that Iran's Greco-Roman wrestling national team secured the world championship title in Kazakhstan with gold, silver, and bronze medals is true.
Reports by The Washington Post confirm that Benjamin Netanyahu held discussions with Western officials, framing himself as the ideal partner to confront Iran. The claim is true.
The claim that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed using a cryptocurrency system to bypass sanctions is true. Multiple news reports document his remarks.
The claim regarding CNN's reporting on Ryan Higgins sharing racist and anti-Muslim content on social media is true. CNN published an investigative report detailing these posts on October 27, 2026.
The claim that Pete Hegseth announced the establishment of the Pentagon's 'Office of Religious Affairs' on September 30 at Quantico Marine Corps Base is true.
The claim that Haaretz reported Likud spending millions of shekels to deploy observers to Arab/Palestinian polling stations is true.
The claim that the Israeli Central Elections Committee found no violations during the elections is misleading. The CEC found no evidence of systematic ballot tampering, but acknowledged and investigated isolated irregularities.
The claim that a Kuwaiti court sentenced three men, including Hussein Abdullah Maatouq, to death is true.
Reports that the French Foreign Ministry summoned Iran's ambassador in response to the mistreatment of its diplomat in Tehran are true. The summoning followed intimidation of the French mission's deputy head by alleged security forces.
The claim that Iraq's Security Media Cell reported downing two drones near Baghdad's Green Zone is misleading. Official statements cited only a single intercepted drone.
The claim that Lithuania's Foreign Ministry received official information regarding the detention of two citizens in Iran is true. Independent sources confirm the ministry's announcement.
The claim that IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi stated seven large communication cables pass under the Strait of Hormuz is true.