The war in Ukraine isn’t over, despite social media posts declaring victory.
Morale is low among Russian forces, news reports suggest, but the country’s army hasn’t been destroyed. A recent description of a Facebook video might cheer supporters of Ukraine, but it doesn’t reflect reality.postThis post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed.
The post’s nearly 12-minute video discusses Russia’s economy, but neither"mass protests" nor claims that Russia’s army was destroyed. It’s akin to a recent post we checked that wrongly alleged that the war in Ukraine is"all over;" we rated that
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