Egyptian Interior Ministry Reveals Truth Behind Missile Video in Aswan
The Egyptian Interior Ministry has clarified the background of a video circulating online that
allegedly showed a missile falling into agricultural land in Aswan, a southern governorate of
Egypt.
In an official statement, the Ministry detailed that the individual who posted the video is a mobile
phone technician residing in Qalyubia Governorate.
Statement from the Egyptian Ministry of Interior:
“#Ministry_of_Interior revealed the truth about a #video shared on social media claiming a
#missile fell on farmland in one of the villages in #Aswan. Upon investigation, the person
responsible for posting (a mobile phone technician living in Qalyubia) confessed to obtaining a
video of a destroyed missile from another country via social media searches. He falsely claimed
the incident occurred in Aswan to boost view counts and earn financial profits from the views.
Legal actions have been taken.”
The Ministry further stated that the individual admitted to acquiring the video from a foreign source through social media, then claiming it happened in Aswan to increase viewership, likes, and to generate financial gain.
The Ministry confirmed that appropriate legal measures have been instituted against the
perpetrator.
This incident has sparked a wave of angry reactions across Egypt on social media platforms,
particularly due to the recurring issue of spreading fabricated and misleading news for
viewership gains. This case serves as a critical reminder of the impact of misinformation and the
importance of verifying news sources before dissemination.
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