The claim is false. There is no evidence that USAID paid celebrities to visit Ukraine.

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Ben Stiller, Sean Penn, Orlando Bloom, and Angelina Jolie. The claim is false. There is no evidence that USAID paid celebrities to visit Ukraine. The video’s claims first appeared in another ...

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News. The clip features the company’s logo and claims that USAID sponsored American celebrity visits to Ukraine “after Russia’s full-scale invasion began”. It includes footage of celebrities, such as ...

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The video claimed USAID funded celebrity visits to Ukraine, alleging that a trip in 2022 by actor Ben Stiller cost US taxpayers $4 million. Ben Stiller subsequently said the claims in the fake E!