evidence: There are allegations on social media that, during her last trip to Paris, Olena Zelenska, the first lady of Ukraine, purchased the newest Bugatti Tourbillon for €4.5 million. The claims also suggest that the Zelenskyy family uses taxpayers' money for personal purchases. The posts cite a suspected deepfake video by a Bugatti employee and a doctored invoice, allegedly obtained by journalists, as proof. The claim has been shared on Facebook (archived here and here), and X, formerly known as Twitter (archived here and here), gaining millions of views across different platforms. [...] Olena Zelenska did not purchase the newest Bugatti Tourbillon car for €4.5 million during a trip to Paris in June 2024. The claim originates from an obscure French news website that pushes pro-Russian narratives through AI-generated articles. According to the BBC, the page belongs to a network of pro-Russia websites masquerading as local American or, in this case, French newspapers to promote false narratives ahead of the U.S. election and to undermine Ukraine's government. Although there is no conclusive evidence linking this false news website to the Russian state, researchers note that the scale and sophistication of the operation are reminiscent of past Kremlin-backed efforts to disseminate disinformation in the West. See Logically Facts' take on Kremlin propaganda here. [...] The claim that Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska bought a Bugatti Tourbillon for €4.5 million in June 2024 is false. It is based on a false news article from a suspected Kremlin-backed news website, a suspected deepfake, and a fake invoice. Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. has also denied the allegations.