Putin fake video

FAKE: Video of Putin behind bars in the courtroom

19. maj 2022 — At first the video, that was called “The Arrest of Vladimir Putin: A Reportage from the Courtroom”, appeared online on February 13, 2012. That …

The video is an edited trailer to

PUTIN STAGED A MEETING WITH FAKE RUSSIAN …

Fact Check-Doctored video appears to show Putin announcing peace | Reuters

17. mar. 2022 — A video shared on Twitter appears to show Russian President Vladimir Putin declaring peace has been reached with Ukraine.

A video shared on Twitter appears to show Russian President Vladimir Putin declaring peace has been reached with Ukraine. However, it is a manipulated video that has been created using clips from an address delivered by Putin on Feb. 21, and a new audio track has replaced…

Fact Check-Doctored video appears to show Putin … – Reuters

No, That Putin Video Didn’t Use a Green Screen – Mother Jones

5. mar. 2022 — On Saturday afternoon, Reddit’s top-performing post claimed that Russian leader Vladimir Putin was green-screened into a video.

It’s just bad video compression.

No, That Putin Video Didn’t Use a Green Screen – Mother Jones

Fact Check: Does Video Show ‘Putin’s Double’ Fighting on Ukraine Frontline?

13. okt. 2022 — The video is indeed a deepfake, with Vladimir Putin’s face superimposed on a Russian soldier. In the video, the recruit is asked in Russian: ” …

A video has begun circulating on social media with some users questioning whether Russian President Vladimir Putin has a look-alike fighting in Ukraine.

Fact Check: Does Video Show ‘Putin’s Double’ Fighting on …

Fake video of Vladimir Putin declaring peace with Ukraine seeks to cause chaos online | The Independent

18. mar. 2022 — They can instead be seen later in the original footage.” As well as the fake video of Mr Putin, a deepfake of Ukrainian president Volodymyr …

The clip shortly follows a deepfake of Volodymyr Zelensky surrendering to Russia

Fake video of Vladimir Putin declaring peace with Ukraine …

Deepfake presidents used in Russia-Ukraine war – BBC News

Videos of Putin and Zelensky declaring the war is over have been circulating online.