რადიო თავისუფლება on Instagram: "⭕️ "ნიჰილისტ მცირეწლოვანთა კლანი", "მანიაკ მკვლელთა კულტი", „არცერთი სიცოცხლე არ არის მნიშვნელოვანი“ და სხვა საშიში, საერთაშორისო დაჯგუფებების კვალი თბილისის ქუჩებსა და ონლაინქსელებში - რა აღმოვაჩინეთ და რა უნდა იცოდეთ? რას წარმოადგენს ეს დაჯგუფებები და როგორ იბირებენ ბავშვებს? როგორ ებრძვიან მათ მსოფლიოში და რა იციან მსგავს ჯგუფებსა და საფრთხეებზე საქართველოში სამართალდამცველებმა? 🔗 წაიკითხე ვრცლად BIO-ში, ბმულზე ან რადიო თავისუფლების ვებსაიტზე 👇"
Verdict: Mostly accurate, but some local-details claims are hard to verify from the transcript alone.
Credibility score: 74/100 · 6 claims checked · 5 accurate, 0 misleading, 0 false, 1 unsupported.
Instagram · რადიო თავისუფლება · Unknown · Sep 27, 2026
The video appears to describe real violent online extremist networks and their tactics, but some specifics about their presence in Georgia/Tbilisi are less directly verifiable from the transcript.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
- Accurate (97% confidence): There is an international violent online network called 764 / a nihilistic violent extremist group. FBI and DOJ materials identify 764 as a nihilistic violent extremist group; Europol also discusses violent online communities targeting children.
- Accurate (98% confidence): Maniac Murder Cult is an international racially motivated violent extremist group. DOJ press releases call Maniac Murder Cult an international racially motivated violent extremist group.
- Accurate (93% confidence): These groups use platforms such as Discord and Telegram to target or recruit minors. FBI and DOJ reporting on 764 describe online recruitment and child exploitation; the RFE article on the Georgian defendant says recruitment happened on Telegram.
- Accurate (84% confidence): Some of these groups target children through gaming and social platforms such as Roblox and Minecraft. Europol warns that violent online communities target children across online spaces; FBI materials on 764 stress online coercion of children. However, not every source specifically names Roblox and Minecraft in every case.
- Accurate (96% confidence): These groups promote violence, self-harm, sexual exploitation, or child abuse material. Authorities say these networks share gore, child sexual exploitation material, and coercive violent content.
- Unsupported (56% confidence): The video implies that these groups have a presence or influence in Tbilisi, Georgia. There is evidence of Georgian nationals and Georgian-linked cases involving these groups, but not enough in the transcript to confirm active street-level presence in Tbilisi.
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