Romania's Interior Ministry has warned about fake videos announcing the country's entry into war, using the image of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The Ministry of Interior has issued a warning about fake videos created with the help of artificial intelligence, claiming that Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is announcing Romania's entry into war in September 2025. Officials emphasize that the information is false and part of a disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion. The ministry urges citizens to check sources of information and not to distribute unverified content.
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Clipuri false, despre intrarea României în război, sunt promovate pe net. Precizările Ministerului de Interne
Premierul Bolojan anunță intrarea României în război - este mesajul FALS care circulă în online. MAI avertizează: Sunt realizate cu ajutorul AI!
Clipuri în care se anunță intrarea României în război, puse în circulație pe net. Avertismentul MAI: Fake news
MAI: Clipuri false din care reiese că premierul anunță intrarea României în război
Ministerul de Interne avertizează asupra unor clipuri false care circulă în mediul onine, anunţând intrarea României în război / Este folosită imaginea premierului, clipurile fiind realizate de inteligenţa artificială
MAI semnalează o campanie de răspândire a unor informații false în care premierul Bolojan anunță intrarea României în război
„România NU intră în război” – MAI avertizează asupra unei campanii de dezinformare cu deepfake
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