Wrote: Festim Rizanaj
The Albanian-language media outlet, "Euronews.al" published an article yesterday (September 13) titled: "Meeting with 60 world leaders" - Vučić: We will declare Kosovo an autonomous province of Serbia."
Based on the title of the article, it is alleged that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has said that "they will declare Kosovo an autonomous province of Serbia."
After verifying the facts, it was found that Vučić did not say such a thing.
Link to the article published on "Euronews.al":
What did Vučić really say?
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed the public on Friday regarding the Kosovo issue. During a press conference, Vučić presented measures and presented seven demands regarding the “Kosovo Serb issue,” which he described as necessary preconditions for significant progress in the dialogue.
Among other things, Vučić declared that the Serbian Parliament will adopt a law within 45 days to “declare the autonomous province of Kosovo and Metohija as a zone of special social protection, thus guaranteeing the right to financial support for the unemployed.” (here)
So, he has warned that within 45 days, the Serbian Parliament will adopt a law to declare Kosovo "a special social protection area, thus guaranteeing the right to financial support for the unemployed."
So, it is not about declaring Kosovo an autonomous province of Serbia.
As is known, Kosovo, in the Serbian constitution, is already recognized as an "autonomous province of Serbia". (here)
Analyze:
It was alleged that Vučić said that they would declare Kosovo an autonomous province of Serbia.
As is known, Kosovo, in the Serbian constitution, is already recognized as an "autonomous province of Serbia".
And, in fact, Vučić declared that within 45 days, the Serbian Parliament will adopt a law declaring "the autonomous province of Kosovo and Metohija as a zone of special social protection."
Reasoning:
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The "Error" rating is given to informational content in which, during the compilation or publication process, errors occur by publishing incorrect information (especially when dealing with information in figures) or by broadcasting poorly verified news, without the clear intention of misinforming the public.