The Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia, on September 19, issued a statement claiming that, through a "KLA" inscription at the "Sveti Sava" school in Kllokot, a threatening message of hatred towards everything Serbian, even towards children, has been spread, from what this office calls the "ideological basis of Albin Kurti's politics."
Through this description, this office continues with unfounded claims that "the graffiti depicting the terrorist organization KLA and the messages 'Fuck Serbia' at the school are not simply an act of hooliganism, but a serious threat, showing us the fact that in attacks by Albanian extremists this year, Serbian children were injured twice with firearms."
This office, based solely on this photograph, where the letters KLA (Kosovo Liberation Army) are visible, has raised a theory that, according to what is stated in the statement, this action shows hatred towards everything that is Serbian, including children.
Parts of the press release from the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia translated into Albanian:
KLA graffiti at the “Sveti Sava” school in Kllokot
The writing of hate messages at the "Saint Sava" primary school in Kllokot, attended by more than 70 children, is another disturbing confirmation that hatred of everything Serbian, even children, is the ideological basis of Albin Kurti's politics and that the risk of uncontrolled destabilization and escalation of violence is widespread in Kosovo and Metohija.
That graffiti celebrating the terrorist organization KLA and the messages "Fuck Serbia" in the school are not simply an act of hooliganism, but a serious threat, shows us the fact that in the attacks of Albanian extremists this year, Serbian children were injured twice with firearms. , as well as the public and justice in Pristina are treated almost as the most common offense.
Link to the statement made by the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia:
https://www.kim.gov.rs/v5314.php
The Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia does not provide factual data about the perpetrators of the crime, although it claims without basis that this is being done out of hatred towards Serbs.
So, based only on this inscription (KLA), which it is not known who wrote, this office has created a theory not based on any facts, calling this action the "ideological basis of Albin Kurti's politics."
Similar unfounded allegations from the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia have been made before, which hibrid.info has addressed. (see here, here, here and here)
Analyze:
The Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia has published a photograph showing an inscription of the acronym of the "Kosovo Liberation Army" (KLA) placed on a part of the "Sveti Sava" school building in Kllokot.
Based solely on this photograph, this office has created a theory, not based on any facts, that this was done as a result of hatred towards Serbs, especially children, as this office calls it, on the "ideological basis of Albin Kurti's politics."
Hibrid.info has verified the facts in this article, and based on its work methodology, has assessed it as "Unverified Content" and "Conspiracy Theory".
Reasoning:
The “Unverified” rating is given to those media reports that do not provide sufficient information to confirm the claims made in the report, and which have not been able to confirm the same due to the lack or non-possession of reliable sources.
"Conspiracy theories" are media reports that disseminate a false or unverifiable description of a phenomenon, event, or person, presenting it as part of or the result of a secret plan ("conspiracy"). A characteristic of these reports is that they present a series of claims, presented as facts, between which cause-effect relationships are established, without providing any credible evidence.