> It's not confirmed yet... But you said: > ... turns out they surrendered... So, in essence, you're doing the same thing you were trying to caution people a

> It's not confirmed yet... But you said: > ... turns out they surrendered... So, in essence, you're doing the same thing you were trying to caution people about doing. People may, in fact, be spreading a story that's false, but you're also spreading a false story by saying "turns out they surrendered" when your own citation suggests they're still trying to confirm their surrender. We all need to be diligent about confirming word-of-mouth stories and allowing time for their accuracy to be verified.