the Persian Gulf on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023, as part of a wider American deployment in the Middle East amid the Israel-Hamas war. For more than a week, photos have circulated on social media that purport to show the United States Navy's nuclear-powered in port for repairs to damage taken in the Red Sea after being struck by missiles fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen. At least one video also alleged to show the carrier on fire after taking a direct hit.
It followed another post from user @iAmTheWarax that alleged the carrier was forced to return to Crete for repairs. Though some of it may also be laughable, it is part of a carefully orchestrated disinformation campaign. "Photo-switching scams—per the Houthi attack claims—are fairly easy to disprove. The greater issues and dangers will come with subtler deep fake videos," suggested technology industry analyst Charles King of Pund-IT."For example, a video that slightly alters a political leader's speech to make him or her seem older, unsure, or even decrepit.
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