Recently, the Russian side has repeatedly accused some Western media and politicians of fighting a public opinion war and releasing false information since the outbreak of disputes in Ukraine.
According to CCTV News, Today's Russian Television produced a special report on the 2nd to debunk several typical cases.
U.S. Congressman Adam Kinsinger took to social media to promote the so-called "Kiev Specter": a Ukrainian ace pilot shot down 6 Russian warplanes. Kinsinger said the pilot, Musaille Hyde, was fast and lethal.
But he didn't even examine it closely, and the picture he posted showed was actually an American comedian named Sam Hyde, who was playing a pilot.
The BBC breakfast programme used a video claiming that Russia was "invading" Ukraine.
But in fact, this is a rehearsal of a long-ago Russian military exercise, which is located near Moscow in May 2020.
You should have also seen a few pictures of Ukrainian President Zelenskiy, who was heavily armed in Kiev and bravely fought against the Russians.
But in fact, these pictures are of Zelenskiy inspecting the army on Ukraine's eastern border in April 2021, and even the location is far from Kiev.
And this horrific video was actually described by many Western media as russian tanks deliberately turning to oncoming vehicles in Kiev to crush Ukrainian civilians, and the driver miraculously survived.
But many netizens on social media found that this was not a Russian tank, but a Ukrainian armored vehicle, which everyone thought was most likely an accident.
The viral video of a Ukrainian father sending his daughter to a safe zone after Russian troops entered Ukraine. Leaving behind to fight the Russians, the Western media reported extensively on these heartbreaking images.
However, it is not mentioned that the video was actually taken before the Russian military launched the military operation, and that after the local leader suggested that the people in the Donbass region evacuate, the little girl was sent to Russia for refuge, not to the Russian army.
There are too many such examples, but the most widely circulated on the Internet is a fake image of Russia bombing Ukraine. In fact, those were all NATO bombings of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Iraq and other places.
【Source: Jiupai News Comprehensive CCTV News】
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