‘The tools needed to save Mali’: Is video showing ‘Russian helicopters in Mali’ what it seems?
15 December 2021 |
6:19 am
As Mali and Russia continue to strengthen their military cooperation, a video purporting to show Russian helicopters during military exercises in Mali does not necessarily seem that far-fetched. So how to go about debunking it? Find out in Truth or Fake.
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