Amid the ongoing diplomatic and military conflict between India and Pakistan, social media users have continued to share ...

French sources report a disinformation campaign against the Rafale fighter jet. China and Pakistan are actively involved. Fake news and videos aim to damage Rafale's reputation. The campaign promotes ...

A torrent of misinformation is flooding social media ... including a French-made Rafale. India has denied losing any aircraft, although The Independent has captured video showing debris at the ...

the actual wording “Rafale” is on the rudder ... Users can add context to posts to combat misinformation, but the system is vulnerable to coordinated manipulation by users with ...

Fact-checkers flagged several posts as misinformation, with content ranging from outdated images to completely unrelated footage. One focal point of the campaign was India’s Rafale fighter jets.

This is the first time India’s top defence official has openly acknowledged any kind of tactical flaw in the mission.

These posts falsely claimed the removal of Northern Commander Lt Gen Suchindra Kumar and alleged the downing of an Indian Rafale fighter jet, both of which PIB confirmed as misinformation.