Breaking: Viral posts claim Antifa “declared” a civil war — unverified; no confirmation from law enforcement or major outlets. Similar 2017 hoaxes warn caution. What do you think? Comment. According to Newsweek #news
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As of January 25, 2026, social-media posts claim several left-wing protesters linked to Antifa have ‘officially declared’ a civil war against the U.S. government. These assertions circulate on fringe sites and viral posts but lack corroboration from law-enforcement agencies, major news organizations, or official statements. Similar hoaxes surfaced in 2017 and prompted warnings about misinformation. Given absence of credible independent reporting and past patterns of false Antifa civil-war claims, this report should be treated as unverified until reliable sources or authorities confirm specifics, participants, locations, or actions. Follow updates from reputable outlets before sharing widely online and verify official statements. (newsweek.com)
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