Well it's been proven there is a lot of old faked pics still riding around saying it's of Ukraine, call of duty footage used, or pics of just some old destroyed city being claimed its Ukraine after Russia attacks.
Misinformation shows no signs of slowing down, and undermines the very real horrors of the conflict
inews.co.uk
ArmA III, a video game that in the right circumstances can look pretty realistic, has a long history of turning up on news broadcasts and being either confused with or intentionally used in place of actual camera footage of real-world events. That trend is continuing in the current crisis in...
finance.yahoo.com
A post online purports to show footage of an aerial attack on a Russian convoy. The video is actually footage from a video game.
amp.usatoday.com
China has dismissed as fake news rumours about sending troops to Russia, including a cropped picture showing a fully-loaded Chinese military truck convoy at the border with Russia
wap.business-standard.com
Also you have the fact most msm outlets are pushing political agendas anymore. It's hard to tell what's the truth and the "the truth". Everyone is on the bandwagon of "I hate Russia" and even tshirts and bumper stickers saying I support Ukraine. Companies like McDonald's pulling out of Russia so they can also show what good guys they are while doing nothing but punishing Russian civilians that have nothing to do with it.
Sounds like you're being a good boy and following the "Russia is evil" rhetoric like everyone else is. Truth is none of us really know what's going on or what this is even all about because we only are told facts by people mostly proven to be untustworthy and social media which is a ******* joke.