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“Investigators from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) found 11 million US dollars at the home of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's parents.”

The evidence does not support this allegation. NABU has not reported any search of Zelenskyy’s parents’ home or any discovery of $11 million, and multiple fact-checkers identify the story as part of a Russian disinformation campaign using fabricated or misleading media content. The claim fails on both the core event and the specific amount/location asserted.

“At a summit in the Netherlands, a microphone left on after a press conference between Volodymyr Zelensky and the Dutch Prime Minister captured a member of Zelensky's delegation saying "Oh, save me, Jesus Christ" in English.”

The specific phrase attributed in this claim has no credible evidentiary support. A hot-mic incident did occur after Zelensky's April 16, 2026 press conference with Dutch PM Jetten in Middelburg, but multiple independent sources consistently confirm the audio captured was the Ukrainian interpreter saying "This is f#cking hell! I've never had such a press conference before!" in Ukrainian — not "Oh, save me, Jesus Christ" in English. Fact-checkers and major wire services found no evidence for the religious English exclamation.

“Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russia-Ukraine war will end by Christmas.”

No credible evidence supports the claim that Zelensky predicted the war would end by Christmas. The "by Christmas" timeline originated from Trump and U.S. envoys, not Zelensky. His actual statement, per Ukrainska Pravda, was that the U.S. side "wanted full understanding by Christmas about where we are with this agreement" — a reference to negotiation status, not a war-ending prediction. Zelensky separately suggested the war might end in 2026, and the conflict remained ongoing as of April 2026.

“Volodymyr Zelensky was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for 2026.”

A University of Oslo professor publicly stated he nominated Zelensky for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize before the January 31 deadline, and he plausibly qualifies as an eligible nominator. However, the Norwegian Nobel Committee keeps all nominations confidential and has not confirmed this submission. The only sources asserting the nomination as fact are a Change.org petition and an unverified YouTube video — neither constitutes authoritative confirmation. The claim is plausible but presented as established fact without verifiable proof.