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Indian Social Media Post Sparked False Iran Nuke Claim

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A fabricated post on an Indian social media account falsely claimed that Iran's leadership had declared itself a nuclear power. This false claim was subsequently cited by Israeli PM Netanyahu and gained traction in the US, highlighting the potential impact of misinformation on social media.

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  1. Free Press Journal avatar

    Free Press Journal

    RSS / @freepressjournal.in/stories.rss

    How An Indian Social Media Post Became A Fake Iran Nuke Claim Cited By...

  2. Times of India avatar

    Times of India

    X / Twitter / @timesofindia

    Fake Iran nuclear post: How a fabricated X claim by Indian account cre...

  3. Expresso avatar

    Expresso

    RSS / @rss.impresa.pt/feed/latest/expresso.rss?type=ARTICLE,VIDEO,GALLERY,STREAM,PLAYLIST,EVENT,NEWSLETTER&limit=20&pubsubhub=true

    Como uma falsa alegação nuclear sobre o Irão fez ricochete da Índia at...

  4. Expresso avatar

    Expresso

    X / Twitter / @expresso

    Como uma falsa alegação nuclear sobre o Irão fez ricochete da Índia at...

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