- الأربعاء، ٢٨ يناير ٢٠٢٦
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By Dr. Nader Ali
In recent days, a video clip circulated on social media showing an announcer declaring North Korea's leader's support for Egypt, saying: "Any attack on Egypt is a declaration of war on North Korea." This clip sparked widespread interaction, especially after US President Donald Trump's statements about a plan to transfer the population of the Gaza Strip to Egypt and Jordan.
Analysis of the video and statements
In reality, the circulated video clip is fabricated. According to a report by France Presse, the video published by some users was extracted from an old report dating back to January 2020, where the announcer in the "Polygraph" program presented fabricated statements attributed to North Korea's leader, and clarified in the same episode that these statements had no basis in truth.
Background of Trump's statements and Egypt
This video coincided with Trump's controversial statements on February 4, where he proposed transferring the population of the Gaza Strip to Egypt and Jordan as part of an economic development plan for the region. Egypt responded cautiously to this proposal, indicating that it could exacerbate the situation in the region and threaten the stability of negotiations.
It is essential to exercise caution when sharing news and videos online, as they can be edited and presented in a misleading manner to serve specific agendas. It is crucial to verify the sources of information before believing or sharing them.
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