Comment une fausse information sur l'Iran a voyagé de l'Inde à Washington
How a false piece of information about Iran traveled from India to Washington
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False information about Iran's nuclear program became viral on the Internet.
The message started on the social network X in India.
It said that Iranian leaders declared that Iran possesses nuclear weapons.
This rumor quickly traveled to the United States and Washington.
American politicians believed that the announcement was true.
However, experts and journalists found that it was a lie.
People shared the story because they were afraid of a conflict.
Misinformation can create big problems between countries.
It is important to check sources before sharing a news item.
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