US EditionFalse King Charles death story spread by Russian media outlets
- False news of King Charles III's death originated from Russian Telegram channels and media outlets like Gazeta.Ru.
- Multiple public activities of King Charles III prove he is alive amidst rumors of his death.
- Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles III is alive, fulfilling duties and undergoing cancer treatment.
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The Russian media, including the Kremlin newspaper, have spread false news about King Charles that in a few minutes went viral
Here's how Russian media outlets reported 'fake' death of King Charles III
It was on Monday afternoon (Mar 18) that the news of British monarch King Charles III's death broke in the Russian media. This disinformation spread by Russian media soon went viral with no one really verifying the details of the news as well as its source. The rumour soon gained ground after it was shared on Vedomosti's Telegram channel. Vedomosti is one of the most respected business newspapers in Russia. The news shared carried a photo of Ki…
The news hit like a bomb in Russian media on Monday: The British king was dead.
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