There has been a surge of misinformation and conspiracy theories surrounding the recent U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. Here’s a summary of the main facts regarding the fake bombing of Iran conspiracy:

1. Misinformation Surge – Social media was flooded with AI-generated and misleading videos claiming to show U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. Many were digitally manipulated or repurposed from unrelated footage.
2. Fact-Checking Exposes False Claims – Investigations by DW Fact Check and other outlets revealed that viral clips of explosions, missile strikes, and nuclear tests were either fake or taken out of context.
3. No Downed U.S. Aircraft – False reports claimed that Iran shot down U.S. bombers, but official sources confirmed that all aircraft returned safely.
4. Fake Iranian President Resignation – A fabricated resignation letter of Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian circulated online, but he remains in power and has called for retaliation.
5. Disinformation Campaign – The spread of AI-generated war footage highlights growing concerns about deepfake technology and misinformation in global conflicts.

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