Not a bug in the app---this is a Commons file (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Korean_war_1950-1953.gif) which is somehow included in hundreds of articles across Wikipedias (mostly on enwiki and kowiki) including the mentioned page, and has since been tagged for inaccuracies. As that does not have to do with the app, I suggest that this task be declined. Meanwhile, I will give a heads up on the file's talk page.

In T330071#12156455, @Mathglot wrote:

Growth team, do you already have all the data you need on this? For example, see this thread at mw:Talk:Growth for another case just listed. This one may be useful as it has an interesting wrinkle: the mentor receiving questions at en-wiki is site-banned there.

Do you wish to have additional examples of this as we notice them? I am assuming you have all you need now and will stop posting new ones, unless you say you still want them.

Observed this a while ago on user pages as well; on both versions.

Can reproduce on stable (50579-r-2026-04-14), but not on beta (50581-beta-2026-04-27); however the error message appears as «Text " could not be parsed at index 0». On both English and Arabic, on Android 15.

Also occurs on the 2026 Iran war article as well.

Appears to be related to T349734

This feature is unlikely to be implemented at all. The team will not be changing the Wikipedia app to an app that basically allows one to edit all wikis, also noting that this is also out of scope for the app itself anyway.

I can confirm this bug on enwiki, but also saw the error while checking notifications on the Android app so this error should be widespread.

For some reason this task was never implemented at all. Given that it is uncontroversial and the hewiki objection mention above feels that this needs attention from the wider community. I have started a RfC on Meta concerning the change here

This task is exactly similar to T235363, as the "repeating characters" is both a user and software (used in abuse filter so extension) defined tag. This task is furthermore obsolete because "repeating characters" was removed as an option for users and bots to use due to repeated (mis/ab)use of this and other tags in the past.

The same, keep getting logged out. I virtually have to login every day, and even with the "keep me logged in" checkbox ticked, I keep getting logged out once I close the browser.

Apologies, for some reason the notif is marked as read successfully. My bad.

UPDATE: This bug doesn't affect thank notifications, but user page edits.

Clearing cookies on meta.wikimedia.org fixes the issue. Never mind.