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schema:text	FACT CHECK: Image Claims To Show Russian Submarine Off Florida Coast An image shared on X claims to show a Russian submarine off the Florida coast. Off the coast of Florida tonight….. pic.twitter.com/HSshkqMRUo — US Civil Defense News (@CaptCoronado) June 19, 2024 Verdict: Misleading While the image does show a Russian submarine, the image was not taken off the coast of Florida in recent days. Fact Check: Russian warships departed Havana after a five-day stay in Cuba, according to BBC News. Among these warships was a Russian nuclear-powered submarine, the outlet reported. Social media users are sharing an image of a submarine, claiming to show the vessel off the coast of Florida. One user wrote, “Off the coast of Florida tonight…..” This claim is misleading. Through a reverse image search, Check Your Fact found that the image was first shared in 2019 and shows a Yasem-class submarine. A Yasem-class submarine, the Kazan, did depart Havana, according to the Aviationist. The Kazan was launched in 2017 and commissioned in 2021, per Wikipedia. (RELATED: Post Claims To Show Damaged SU-57) Images and video of the submarine departing Havana are available on social media. For example, CNN reporter Patrick Oppmann shared an iamge of the Kazan departing the port. Happening now: the Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan departs Havana. Next stop….? pic.twitter.com/v2qR4Nw03D — Patrick Oppmann CNN (@CNN_Oppmann) June 17, 2024 The Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile sub Kazan leaves Havana today, after a 5-day (?) port of call. Believe the Admiral Gorshkov frigate is also departing today. pic.twitter.com/JYMrV4nuIu — Mike Eckel (@Mike_Eckel) June 17, 2024 Check Your Fact has debunked several claims related to Russia recently. For example, Check Your Fact debunked a video claiming to show Russia conducting missile tests off the Florida coast.
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