Facts test: Music video BTS becomes Viral Ukrainian soldiers who falsify the fight for US funds

While US President Donald Trump shocked the world when he got into a verbal spit in the Oval Office with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy – just a few days after the Russian invasion of Ukraine was completed for three years – the position of US President for Ukraine was no secret. He often claimed that the United States output More than 300 billion US dollars for Ukraine under Joe Biden's command.

A video that is now making the rounds claims to show a Ukrainian female soldier that resembles make-up in a war area. Share the videoPeople claimed that this was a crisis actor and that Ukraine had produced fake fight scenes to get money from the USA. A Facebook user wrote“Ukraine soldiers used the fight to be destroyed, so that the Slush fund from the USA continues to bring money. What do you think about it?

India Today Fact Check found that the viral video is a music video by Ukrainian artists Misha Scorpion and Vitsik behind the scenes.

Our probe

In the Viral contributionSome people pointed out that the video did not come from the war zone, but from A Music video. In the comments we also found a link On the music video for a song entitled “Brothers” by the Ukrainian music artists Misha Scorpion and Vitsik, uploaded on February 25 of this year on YouTube. The video shows the fights of the Ukrainian soldiers in the war zone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwzqtyepk8y

Like the virus clip, this music video also contained a female soldier. We compared the viral video with the music video and found that the woman was the same – many other identical details could be seen in both videos.

When we checked the musician Vitsik Instagram accountWe found that on February 25, the singer pointed out through an Instagram story that the claim made in the viral video was not true. The singer said the virus clip was out of the music video.

It is noteworthy that several similar are similar in 2022 Claimsaccuse the Ukraine to produce a fake war VideosAt that time, India Today Fact Check exposed these claims.

It is therefore clear that Ukrainian soldiers do not create fake fight scenes in the viral video to ask for money from the United States.