Snopes Debunker - That video allegedly showing a solider greeting his grandmother in Ukraine, the "RUN HIDE FIGHT" text at UVA, and the "beat your wife tonight" ad from the '70s

​ TUESDAY EDITION Snopes Debunker Nov. 15, 2022 Trouble Reading? View in Your Browser Today: That video allegedly showing a solider greeting his grandmother in Ukraine, the "RUN HIDE FIGHT" text at UVA, and the "beat your wife tonight" ad from the '70s ​ Is This a Real Video of a Soldier Greeting Grandmother After Russians Left Kherson? As Ukraine took back control of Kherson from Russian forces this month, scenes of jubilation were reported on the streets of the southern port city. One video in particular claimed to show an older woman greeting her grandson, who appeared to be part of the Ukrainian armed forces, by kneeling as he went to hug her. Nur Ibrahim has more. Read Now More From Snopes Yes, UVA Told Students to 'RUN HIDE FIGHT' During Active Shooter Situation A chilling tweet from University of Virginia Emergency Management reflected training in an active shooter situation. Read Story. Does a Tree With Darker Leaves Than Neighboring Ones Mean a Body Is Buried Nearby? There's no evidence to support this claim, but it's not as baseless as you might think. Read Story. Is This 'Beat Your Wife Tonight' Ad from the '70s Real? There are so many "politically incorrect" vintage ads out there that it can be hard to tell the real from the fake. Read Story.

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