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Sunday 22nd December - Confirmed
Ahmad Sarhil Monday 17th December 2018
Social media news pages and personal accounts shared a video showing dozens of people gathering in a street while someone is talking in Turkish.
The pages and accounts shared the video and said in the description “protests against the oppressor and AKP in Turkey” saying that the video shows protests against Turkish President Erdogan and his party.
Verify-Sy searched for the source of this claim and it turns out that this video shows when supporters of Trabzon Spor club attacked a shop of Galatasaray football club in Istiklal street in Istanbul, hours before the match between Trabzon Spor against Besiktas which ended 2-2.
The girl in the video is saying in Turkish “it appeared something will happened today, they are closing the shop but what’s happening for who are inside it!”
Sunday 22nd December - Confirmed
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Verify Media Platform (Verify) is an independent and unbiased platform specialized in fact-checking established in Syria in early 2016 to counter the spread of misinformation. We envision a democratic society that ensures citizens' right to access the truth without distortion or misleading. Verify is registered in Turkey as an NGO under the number 27-027-110 and the name “Doğru Medya Derneği” in late 2021. In addition, Verify is a verified signatory of the International Fact-Checker Network (IFCN) and a trusted partner of Facebook in the MENA region since 2019.
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