Serbian language media outlet "Alo.rs" has published an article today (August 16) in which it claims that Kosovo, together with Switzerland and Albania, have launched another offensive against Serbia, all with the stated aim of releasing Hashim Thaçi and Kadri Veseli from The Hague.
The article titled "ALBANIAN OFFENSIVE Special war against Serbia together with the Swiss get Thaçi and Veseli out of The Hague!" relates Albania's Resolution on the Dick Marty report, the discovery by the Swiss media of the person who informed the authorities of that country about the planning of Dick Marty's assassination.
After the analysis, hibrid.info concludes that the connection of the events made by the Serbian media with Dick Marty's report does not hold true, and that the claims presented in the article are considered conspiracy theories.
Link to the article published in the Serbian media "Alo.rs":
https://www.alo.rs/vesti/kim/661776/dik-marti-hasim-taci-veselji/vest
Excerpt from the article published on "Alo.rs" translated into Albanian:
Albanians and Swiss began the action of denying the crimes that the KLA terrorists committed in Kosovo and Metohija and for which the leaders of the terrorist organization ended up in the dock in The Hague. Yesterday, Albania sent to the Council of Europe its Resolution on the groundlessness of the accusations of illegal trade in human organs in Kosovo and Albania, and then Switzerland revealed who was the person who informed the authorities of that country that the Serbian secret services allegedly planned to kill Senator Dick Marty, who discovered the infamous “yellow house”, where members of the terrorist KLA removed organs from Serbs.
Swiss radio and television announced on Sunday evening that the informant who warned the Federal Police at the end of 2020 that there were plans from Serbia to kill Dick Marty, originally from Kosovo, worked for the Yugoslav secret service, but was a double agent.
Along with this 'discovery', a resolution was passed in the Albanian parliament, which, without any evidence, denies the veracity of Dick Marty's report on organ trafficking in Kosovo and Albania, on the basis of which the Special Court in The Hague was established and on the basis of which the former president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, is being tried. This resolution was forwarded to the Council of Europe, which approved Dick Marty's report on Albanian crimes more than ten years ago.
The claim of the Serbian media about a coordination between Kosovo, Albania and Switzerland to declare invalid the Dick Marty report regarding the “yellow house” aiming at the release from prison of the former KLA leaders is not based on concrete developments regarding these developments. The initiation of the resolution against the Dick Marty report by Albania was not in coordination with the state of Kosovo, therefore the connection made represents a fabricated interpretation. (see here)
At the same time, the connection made by the Serbian media outlet “Alo.rs” between the Kosovo-born double agent who revealed Serbian plans to assassinate Dick Marty and the Swiss radio and television station RTS, as a coordination between the state of Kosovo and Switzerland to nullify the Dick Marty report, is considered to be a fabricated interpretation by the Serbian media outlet. This agent of Kosovo origin, according to the Swiss media outlet, has worked and continues to work for many European services for the last 30 years, especially Belgian, German and Swiss, which makes him not close to the intelligence services from Kosovo and Albania. (see here)
Analyze:
The article published in the Serbian media outlet "Alo.rs" makes a tendentious connection between Albania's resolution against Dick Marty's report, the origin (Kosovo) of the double agent who announced Serbian plans to assassinate Marty, declared on the Swiss radio and television RTS, as a coordination between Kosovo, Albania and Switzerland for the release of KLA leaders from prison, which the media outlet interprets as an offensive against Serbs.
Hibrid.info, based on its work methodology, assesses that the connection created by the Serbian media outlet "Alo.rs" is unfounded and is considered a "conspiracy theory".
Reasoning:
"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.