Footage described as Iranian missiles striking Tel Aviv, Israel, widely shared on social media is likely AI-generated, three independent digital forensics experts told Reuters.

The footage recirculated online in March 2026, after the U.S. and Israel commenced their military operation against Iran.

The video is the latest indication of likely U.S. involvement in the attack on Feb. 28 that killed dozens of children in the southern Iranian city of Minab.

Video verified by NBC News appears to show the moment a missile struck an area near in the Shajareh Tayyebeh school and an adjacent IRGC compound in Minab, Iran. The strikes killed more than 170 ...

Many people said footage actually showed a decoy drawing of an F-14 Tomcat, but we were not immediately able to verify that.

Video footage of a fighter jet evading an anti-aircraft missile has been miscaptioned online as an aerial confrontation ...

"AI has allowed propaganda at scale." ...

After Iran launched retaliatory strikes across the Middle East, A.I.-generated imagery claiming to show huge explosions or exaggerated destruction has been spreading on social media.

In search of clicks, opportunistic social media users not affiliated with state actors have also contributed heavily to the ...

The war initiated by US-Israeli attacks on Iran has expanded across the Middle East, but a video purportedly showing American ...

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State media and online propagandists are striking a confident posture, despite heavy losses. Some of the content was ...