Abu Saleh, an Arabic security analyst, said that videos circulating on social media purporting to show US strikes on Iran are fake and were recorded from a computer game. The claim has not been independently verified.
Abu Saleh, an Arabic security analyst whose reports are tracked by the desk, said in a Telegram post that videos circulating on social media platforms purporting to show US strikes on Iran are fake and were recorded from a computer game. He stated that he is not connected to those platforms and that the clips are 'fake.' The Zioneer has previously reported on unverified footage of US strikes in Iran, including AI-generated clips and footage from computer games. Abu Saleh's claim has not been independently verified.
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