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Mar 4 • 7 tweets • 6 min read

#FakeNews alert!!!⚠️
#FactCheck: No, #Russian president #VladimirPutin didn't praised PM Imran Khan and announced to sign an Oil pipeline deal.

We did a fact check and found the subtitles to be edited on a video by Guardian news

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#UkraineRussianWar #russianinvasion

Claim: Russian President Vladimir Putin in a press conference praised PM Imran Khan & will sign a major oil pipeline deal”.

Fact: Vladimir Putin did not announced to visit Pakistan to sign an oil pipeline deal. The subtitles have been edited to praise current government.

On Feb 27-28, 2022, multiple SM users shared a clip of Vladimir Putin speaking in a press conference saying "This week I hosted the Prime Minister of Pakistan, a brave man..... and soon I will visit Pakistan to sign a major pipeline deal.”

Here is a collage of multiple posts made on Facebook that went #Viral. Most of the posts were shared by PTI supporters to highlight current government's achievement.

A reverse image search took us to original video posted on YouTube by The Guardian News on Feb 26, 2022. No such statements were made. Translation says "#Ukrainian govt drug addicts and neo-Nazis"
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Conclusion: #ViralVideo of Russsian President Vladimir Putin praising PM Imran Khan & announcing to sign an oil pipeline deal is being shared with incorrect subtitles. In the original video Putin did not referenced Pakistan or PM Imran Khan.

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