NewsBritish Embassy debunks claims of King Charles III's death by Russian media
British Embassy debunks claims of King Charles III's death by Russian media
The British Embassy in Moscow on Monday refuted false claims circulated by Russian media that King Charles III had passed away on Sunday due to complications related to cancer.
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Numerous Russian news outlets and related social media profiles, relying on anonymous "media sources," reported the purported demise of the 75-year-old monarch on Monday.
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On social media, these sources circulated a statement designed to mimic an official announcement from Buckingham Palace, falsely claiming the sudden death of the king on Sunday afternoon.
In response, the [British Embassy in Moscow](https://essanews.com/global-alerts-issued-over-potential-extremist-threats-in-moscow,7004118553831553a) shared a message on the platform X against a red backdrop in bold letters stating: **"Reports of the death of the King of Great Britain, Charles, are FALSE!"**
The British Embassy in Ukraine echoed this clarification with a similar announcement.
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