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Assumptions about media manipulation are not new; historical instances, like the alleged misrepresentation of events in Libya in 2011, underscore a pattern of misinformation. Claims of the media displaying military parades as markers of an invasion further illustrate the necessity of discerning the images and narratives presented to the public.
This sets a precedent in understanding how media can skew perceptions, whether intentionally or not, and raises significant questions about journalistic integrity, the responsibility of media outlets, and the impact of these actions on public sentiment.