Russian Army has lost 10% of its combat forces in the war against Ukraine. During the arming, the defence ministry of Russia has released hypersonic missiles to Ukraine.
Jack Posobiec host to Human Events Daily and a verified account posted a video of an airstrike and claimed it was a sight of a hypersonic missile released by Russia.
Video making the rounds this am, reports that it is first combat use of Russian hypersonic missile – Kinzhal on a weapons depot near the Polish border https://t.co/pVxqEWlT5J
— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) March 19, 2022
Many other users shared the same video and claimed it as the next move of Russia towards Ukraine in the ongoing month-long war.
Video making the rounds this am, reports that it is first combat use of Russian hypersonic missile – Kinzhal on a weapons depot near the Polish border pic.twitter.com/IUDVI6ItzW
— Daniel Goldberg (@1humano1voto) March 19, 2022
Video making the rounds this am, reports that it is first combat use of Russian hypersonic missile – Kinzhal on a weapons depot near the Polish border. #Ukraine #russia #UkraineWar #RussiaInvadedUkraine pic.twitter.com/z6ZDSL5zl1
— Krish Kumar (@KrishKu63723150) March 19, 2022
The claims were getting viral from March 19, 2022
Fact check
After doing the reverse image search, we got to know that the video is old and does not share a relationship with Russia’s missile release.
The video was uploaded on Tik-Tok by the user named Alexander Krindlo on March 3, way before the time of the news hypersonic missile came into existence.
Conclusion: Therefore the video is misleading.
Claim review: Fake video of the Russian Missile attack in Ukraine got viral.
Claim by: Jack Posobiec
Fact check: misleading
