Altered image falsely shared as 'US aircraft carrier damaged by Huthi attack'

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A satellite image of an aircraft carrier has been altered to add a crater to its flight deck and then shared in social media posts that presented it as evidence of damage caused by Yemen's Huthi rebels. The posts, viewed millions of times, surfaced after the Huthis claimed they had launched a missile attack on the USS Dwight D.

image of an aircraft carrier has been altered to add a crater to its flight deck and then shared in social media posts that presented it as evidence of damage caused by Yemen's Huthi rebels. The posts, viewed millions of times, surfaced after the Huthis claimed they had launched a missile attack on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Red Sea. Washington has denied any of its ships were damaged by the Huthis.

The post included a clip showing what appears to be satellite imagery of a naval station. The clip zooms in on one of the docked vessels showing what appears to be a hole on its flight deck.that they had launched a missile attack on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Red Sea on May 31, 2024. Washington has not confirmed the aircraft carrier was targeted.

 

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