Poster in Parisian metro asking Ukrainian refugees to go back home ? Not really…
20 January 2023 |
4:24 pm
Russian media and Telegram accounts have been sharing an edited anti-Ukraine poster, allegedly located in the middle of a Parisian metro station. Pro-Russian channels claims the poster shows French people telling Ukrainian refugees that they've overstayed their welcome. We debunk these claims in this edition of Truth or Fake.
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