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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has accused Russia and Israel of spreading and amplifying disinformation about the mass migration wave into Ceuta, citing EU research. He rejected any blame for Morocco, pledged €168 million in aid, and called for European unity.
After the July 28 Kumamoto earthquake, social media in Japan was flooded with misinformation, including recycled videos and exaggerated claims, complicating official response and fueling public anxiety. Experts urge users to verify sources and trust official channels during emergencies.
Social media claims that the magnitude 7.1 earthquake in southwest Japan was human-made are being debunked by experts, who cite insurmountable technological and financial hurdles. Authorities urge the public to trust verified scientific sources amid growing concern over the disaster's impact.
President Donald Trump on June 12 rejected the terms of a ceasefire with Iran published by IRNA as 'fake news,' accusing the other side of 'very dishonorable' behavior. The denial came a day after Trump announced a deal had been 'approved,' but IRNA's leaked terms suggest minimal concessions by Iran.
