The proliferation of multimedia content on social media has transformed how information is produced and consumed, enabling real-time coverage of global events but also accelerating the spread of misinformation, particularly during crises such as wars, natural disasters, and elections. The rise of synthetic media and the reuse of authentic content in misleading contexts further underscore the need for robust verification tools. In this paper, we present a comprehensive system developed for the ACM Multimedia 2025 Grand Challenge on Multimedia Verification. Our system evaluates both the authenticity and contextual accuracy of multimedia content in multilingual settings, producing expert-oriented verification reports alongside accessible summaries for the public. We propose a unified verification pipeline that integrates visual forensics, textual analysis, and multimodal reasoning, with a hybrid approach to detecting out-of-context (OOC) media via semantic similarity, temporal alignment, and geolocation cues. Extensive evaluations on the challenge benchmark demonstrate the system's effectiveness across diverse real-world scenarios. Our contributions advance the state of the art in multimedia verification while providing practical tools for journalists, fact-checkers, and researchers addressing information integrity in the digital age.