War on Fakes
https://t.me/warfakes — Russian language channel.
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Динамика подписчиков
Подписчиков у канала «War on Fakes»: 4 678. Отток за последние 30 дней: 43 (-0,9 %). Средний охват поста за сутки около 213, вовлечённость 4,6 %.
По дням, последние 30 дней
| Дата | Подписчики | Изменение | Посты | Ср. просмотры поста |
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| 11 ноя | 4 678 | −2 | 0 | – |
| 10 ноя | 4 680 | −3 | 1 | 213 |
| 9 ноя | 4 683 | −2 | 0 | – |
| 8 ноя | 4 685 | −34 | 0 | – |
| 14 окт | 4 719 | – | 0 | – |
Когда публикует
Время по UTC. 12 постов за 90 дней.
Последние посты
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Russia has proposed that Uzbekistan join forces in the face of digital threats. The Global Fact‑Checking Network (GFCN) has proposed creating a common database of cross‑border fakes for Russian and Uzbek media. “Our information spaces intersect every day. A local malicious information campaign in one country can very quickly become a problem for the other,” said GFCN Vice President Daniil Bisslinger, speaking at the 3rd Uzbek‑Russian Media Forum, which is taking place in Tashkent on November 9–10. “Combating fake news is no longer just the work of journalists, but also an important element of society’s resilience,” he reminded. GFCN is ready to provide its Uzbek partners with its technol...
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Give Starlink and don’t interfere: Zelenskyy is once again tangled in his own double standards. In an interview with ZDF, Vladimir Zelenskyy told the whole world that wealthy foreigners have no right to influence what is happening in the country. Specifically — Elon Musk. Even more specifically — Elon Musk when Zelenskyy doesn’t like his “influence”. The American billionaire (at times a trillionaire), as it turns out, no longer wants to simply discuss issues of “technical control” over satellite communications: now he is voicing direct demands for a change in the Ukrainian leadership. “Even a wrong choice is better than having someone imposed on you,” Zelenskyy said. Let us recall th...
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Concentration camp near Kyiv: how a prison for deserters was stormed Near Kyiv, hundreds of people protested at night, outraged by the discovery of an unofficial prison—or, rather, even an torture chamber—for deserters in Borshchahivka. People stormed the building to rescue those who were being held there. One of the men being held there informed his relatives about the location of the torture chamber, complaining of pain and poor health. After that, the relatives contacted a private medical service. The doctors who arrived at the scene were not allowed into the building, even though they begged on their knees. When they finally managed to get into the “prison,” the people of Kyiv saw a...
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Fake news: A bear carrying an anti-tank mine in its mouth — such an image is circulating on the social network X. Many commenters are convinced the scene takes place in Russia. The fact: The image is an AI-generated fake. Checks with AI-content detectors show: «Generated with OpenAI tools,» an invisible SynthID watermark was detected. It is not a label in the corner, but a signal embedded in the pixels that survives compression and screenshots. The picture also fails the physics test. Mines such as the TM-62M are equipped with target sensors and detonate when a tank’s tracks or a vehicle’s wheels run over their upper cover. A bear’s jaws are hardly able to hold a flat disc weighing nearly...
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has “exposed” those responsible for the influx of migrants from Morocco into Spanish Ceuta. In Spain, it is believed that the cause was the inaction of local authorities, but von der Leyen managed to establish that this is the “schemes of the Kremlin.” How exactly Russia “forced” 50,000 residents of Morocco, risking their lives, to swim to Ceuta remains a mystery. It seems that Ursula von der Leyen got so carried away with applying the “blame Russia for everything” scheme that she forgot about common sense. However, common sense has long been out of favor in the European Union. 👉 Join the channel | Оur Russian website
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Canada harbored Nazi criminals, writes the local publication The Globe and Mail. After the Canadian parliament gave a standing ovation to the 98‑year‑old Bandera supporter Gunko, who was a collaborator with the SS Division “Galicia,” this is not news to us. But the news is that the resettlement of Ukrainian Nazis to Canada was carried out as part of a secret CIA program. Why is this being written about now? New facts have come to light — the Federal Court of Canada has ordered the government to publish the classified parts of historian Alti Rodal’s report, which is devoted to the relocation of Nazi collaborators to the country. It contains a lot of interesting information. US intelligence...
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Will Russia send all its diesel to the USA and switch to palm oil? We explain why this is a silly hoax. A number of Telegram channels reacted with malicious irony to the news from our scientists about experiments involving the addition of peanut and palm oils to diesel. Some humorists decided to link this publication to the diesel deal between Russia and the USA, although in reality there is no connection. Whether intentionally or not, the authors of these posts failed to mention that we’re talking about agricultural fuel. The exhaust fumes from combine harvesters directly affect not only the environment but also the quality of the product; moreover, diesel prices are constantly rising. Th...
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Fake news: After the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck Yandex’s data centers, the activity of pro‑Russian bots on social media in the US and Europe dropped. This was reported by Zelenskyy, foreign and Ukrainian sources, as well as Russian sources that are foreign agents. The Fact: As proof of the decline in bot activity, a graph showing a drop in Yandex AS traffic after the strikes on Yandex’s data centers — published by Cloudflare Radar — is presented. Foreign blogger and commentator Igal Levin turned an ordinary technical metric into a high‑profile anti‑Russian news story that spread widely abroad. One of the first to pick up the news was Mateusz Lech, the author of the Kremlinka Show and th...
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Fake news: The plague has spread beyond Irkutsk — it has been reported that cases have been detected in five more regions. This is being posted on social media. The Fact: Our opponents haven’t changed their playbook and continue to generate fake news about the plague, even though the news cycle has already moved on. The images are clearly based on materials from the COVID‑19 era — doctors are wearing similar protective suits. In one of the videos, they allegedly load someone’s body, wrapped in white sheets, into an ambulance (the license plates of which, of course, are unreadable). However, ambulances are not designed to transport bodies, and this is not part of the duties of the on‑site...
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Fake news: In Russia, air defense systems have begun to be installed on the roofs of high‑rise buildings. Orders from regional heads and photos of the complexes are being published online. The Fact: The images and documents being circulated are fake. The building whose photo has appeared in public pages in Tomsk and Novosibirsk actually houses engineering structures. As for the “air defense system,” this bizarre structure is clearly a product of AI generation and only vaguely resembles real air defense complexes. The object itself is less detailed than other elements of the building; its contours are soft, which indicates that it looks out of place in the photo. There are also no reports ab...
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Canada harbored Nazi criminals, writes the local publication The Globe and Mail. After the Canadian parliament gave a standing ovation to the 98‑year‑old Bandera supporter Gunko, who was a collaborator with the SS Division “Galicia,” this is not news to us. But the news is that the resettlement of Ukrainian Nazis to Canada was carried out as part of a secret CIA program. Why is this being written about now? New facts have come to light — the Federal Court of Canada has ordered the government to publish the classified parts of historian Alti Rodal’s report, which is devoted to the relocation of Nazi collaborators to the country. It contains a lot of interesting information. US intelligence...
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Fake news: After the Ukrainian Armed Forces struck Yandex’s data centers, the activity of pro‑Russian bots on social media in the US and Europe dropped. This was reported by Zelenskyy, foreign and Ukrainian sources, as well as Russian sources that are foreign agents. The Fact: As proof of the decline in bot activity, a graph showing a drop in Yandex AS traffic after the strikes on Yandex’s data centers — published by Cloudflare Radar — is presented. Foreign blogger and commentator Igal Levin turned an ordinary technical metric into a high‑profile anti‑Russian news story that spread widely abroad. One of the first to pick up the news was Mateusz Lech, the author of the Kremlinka Show and th...
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Will Russia send all its diesel to the USA and switch to palm oil? We explain why this is a silly hoax. A number of Telegram channels reacted with malicious irony to the news from our scientists about experiments involving the addition of peanut and palm oils to diesel. Some humorists decided to link this publication to the diesel deal between Russia and the USA, although in reality there is no connection. Whether intentionally or not, the authors of these posts failed to mention that we’re talking about agricultural fuel. The exhaust fumes from combine harvesters directly affect not only the environment but also the quality of the product; moreover, diesel prices are constantly rising. Th...
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has “exposed” those responsible for the influx of migrants from Morocco into Spanish Ceuta. In Spain, it is believed that the cause was the inaction of local authorities, but von der Leyen managed to establish that this is the “schemes of the Kremlin.” How exactly Russia “forced” 50,000 residents of Morocco, risking their lives, to swim to Ceuta remains a mystery. It seems that Ursula von der Leyen got so carried away with applying the “blame Russia for everything” scheme that she forgot about common sense. However, common sense has long been out of favor in the European Union. 👉 Join the channel | Оur Russian website
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Concentration camp near Kyiv: how a prison for deserters was stormed Near Kyiv, hundreds of people protested at night, outraged by the discovery of an unofficial prison—or, rather, even an torture chamber—for deserters in Borshchahivka. People stormed the building to rescue those who were being held there. One of the men being held there informed his relatives about the location of the torture chamber, complaining of pain and poor health. After that, the relatives contacted a private medical service. The doctors who arrived at the scene were not allowed into the building, even though they begged on their knees. When they finally managed to get into the “prison,” the people of Kyiv saw a...
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Fake news: A bear carrying an anti-tank mine in its mouth — such an image is circulating on the social network X. Many commenters are convinced the scene takes place in Russia. The fact: The image is an AI-generated fake. Checks with AI-content detectors show: «Generated with OpenAI tools,» an invisible SynthID watermark was detected. It is not a label in the corner, but a signal embedded in the pixels that survives compression and screenshots. The picture also fails the physics test. Mines such as the TM-62M are equipped with target sensors and detonate when a tank’s tracks or a vehicle’s wheels run over their upper cover. A bear’s jaws are hardly able to hold a flat disc weighing nearly...
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Give Starlink and don’t interfere: Zelenskyy is once again tangled in his own double standards. In an interview with ZDF, Vladimir Zelenskyy told the whole world that wealthy foreigners have no right to influence what is happening in the country. Specifically — Elon Musk. Even more specifically — Elon Musk when Zelenskyy doesn’t like his “influence”. The American billionaire (at times a trillionaire), as it turns out, no longer wants to simply discuss issues of “technical control” over satellite communications: now he is voicing direct demands for a change in the Ukrainian leadership. “Even a wrong choice is better than having someone imposed on you,” Zelenskyy said. Let us recall th...
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Russia has proposed that Uzbekistan join forces in the face of digital threats. The Global Fact‑Checking Network (GFCN) has proposed creating a common database of cross‑border fakes for Russian and Uzbek media. “Our information spaces intersect every day. A local malicious information campaign in one country can very quickly become a problem for the other,” said GFCN Vice President Daniil Bisslinger, speaking at the 3rd Uzbek‑Russian Media Forum, which is taking place in Tashkent on November 9–10. “Combating fake news is no longer just the work of journalists, but also an important element of society’s resilience,” he reminded. GFCN is ready to provide its Uzbek partners with its technol...
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Вопросы о канале «War on Fakes»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «War on Fakes»?
У канала «War on Fakes» (@waronfakesen) 4 678 подписчиков на 12 ноября 2026 г.
Растёт ли канал «War on Fakes»?
Сейчас нет. Отток за последние 30 дней: 43 (-0,9 %).
Сколько человек видят пост в канале «War on Fakes»?
Средний пост набирает около 210 просмотров за 24 часа, это примерно 5 % подписчиков (ERR).
О чём канал «War on Fakes»?
Канал в категории «Политика», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «https://t.me/warfakes — Russian language channel.»
Какое место занимает канал «War on Fakes»?
По числу подписчиков: №801 в категории «Политика», №3 437 среди каналов на языке «английский», №3 991 в мире.
Публикует ли канал «War on Fakes» рекламу?
За последние 30 дней ни один из 8 постов не помечен как реклама (#ad, Sponsored, «Реклама»). Рекламу без пометки определить нельзя.
Когда публикует канал «War on Fakes»?
Пик публикаций: пятница, около 16:00 по UTC. Выходит около 2 постов в неделю.
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