The BBC and Sky News Get Fact Checked

Editor's note: We're terribly sorry to inform readers but it doesn't look like Israel hit Iran in a missile attack. The BBC is running stories Israel attacked Iran (and Iran goes along with the story even coming up with a bogus image) in a missile strike or possibly drone strikes. So, we have plunged into the murky world of fact checking by heading over to Factinsect to use the power of AI to "fact check" the BBC and Sky News. This AI tool will take your news title, in this case the link below, to identify the claims in the article and the sources. When you place a word description into the AI fact check tool Factinsect, you will be taken to the sources the BBC and Sky News use to make their claims. In all the sources provided there was no confirmation an "Israeli missile strike hit Iran." There will always be sources available to back these claims up. Sky News ran a story about a Russian missile attack that "killed eight civilians in Dnipropetrovsk." The story it turns out is bullshit and cannot be confirmed anywhere. What is Sky News running here anyway? We are all being sucker punched by the media.

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