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PolitiFact | ‘Zero response’ for Maui, Hawaii claim is false; government aid came hours after wildfire started
Claim: “There has been zero response from local, regional or federal officials” to aid people affected by the Maui, Hawaii, wildfires.
Verdict: ‘Zero response’ for Maui, Hawaii claim is false; government aid came hours after wildfire started
Fake: US General Called F-16 Fighters Useless for the Armed Forces
The US Air Force in Europe and Africa commander James Hecker did not call F-16 useless for Ukraine. The general noted that American fighter jets will provide additional capabilities to the Armed Forces on the battlefield, but will not be a panacea in the fight against the invaders.
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