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French TV Channel Apologizes, Pulls Film After Nuclear Strike Simulation on Tel Aviv
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First reported by Channel 9 · 1 hour ago
What happened
French TV channel RMC Découverte apologized and removed a documentary after using a 3D model of Tel Aviv for a simulated nuclear strike. The channel acquired the graphic from a stock photo agency and plans to release an edited version.
- 01French channel RMC Découverte removed a documentary after simulating a nuclear strike on Tel Aviv.
- 02The channel apologized and cited a mislabeled graphic from a stock photo agency.
- 03Researcher Eloise Faye identified Tel Aviv in the simulation and alerted the channel.
- 04The film, about modern weaponry, was viewed by approximately 241,000 people.
- 05An edited version will be released, and legal action against the supplier is considered.
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