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Serbian portal "Vesti-online.com" falsely claims that Kurti is against Haradinaj

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The Serbian news portal "Vesti-online.com" has published an article presenting the alleged news with the title - "Kurti against Haradinaj".

However, in the content of this article, it is clearly seen that the news is about the appearance of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, at today's session of the Parliament.

No part of the content of the article justifies the claim made in the title. On the contrary, in this speech, Prime Minister Kurti asks the members of Parliament to vote for his party's proposal, Vjosa Osmani, for president of the country. Apparently, this portal wanted to present Kurti's opposition to the former nomination of Ramush Haradinaj for president of the country, but the same claim does not fit the time context, since the latter did not formalize his candidacy in today's session of the Parliament.

"Vesti-online.com" article translated into Albanian:

T: Kurti against Haradinaj

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti declared that if Osmani is not elected president of Kosovo, there will be new elections. In his speech to MPs at the continuation of the constitutive session of the Assembly, he added that it is necessary to constitute the institutions as soon as possible, the Reporteri portal reports. "The situation regarding Covid is very serious, we have big problems in the energy sector, and we cannot solve them until the institutions are formed," Kurti said.

Link to the article from "Vesti-online.com":

https://www.vesti-online.com/kurti-protiv-haradinaja/
https://www.vesti-online.com/kurti-protiv-haradinaja/

As can be seen, the author of this article referred to another article published in Reporteri, where he probably alludes to the Kosovo information portal “Reporteri.net”. But, despite this, the claims made in the title and content of the article of “Vesti-online.com”, have not been found in any publication of “Reporteri.net”. The only similar publication in the Kosovo information portal is the news about Prime Minister Kurti’s call for a vote in the Assembly of Vjosa Osmani.

Article published on "Reporteri.net":

https://reporteri.net/lajme/kurti-po-skanojme-gjendjen-e-pandemise-covid-19-rruga-me-e-duhur-eshte-zgjedhja-e-vjosa-osmanit-presidente/

Analyze:

As can be seen from the fact check, the claim made by “Vesti-online.com” through the title of this article is false. Apparently, the intention of the author of the article was to present a false opposition by Kurti to the candidacy of the leader of the AAK, Ramush Haradinaj, for president of Kosovo. It is true that Haradinaj announced his candidacy for president of Kosovo during the election campaign, but he did not present the same candidacy at today's session of the Parliament. Consequently, Kurti had no reason in this speech to be against Haradinaj's candidacy, since the latter did not continue his efforts to be elected to the position of the country's leader. Based on this analysis, hibrid.info considers that this article by “Vesti-online.com” should be assessed as “Disinformation”.


Reasoning:

A “Disinformation” rating is given to media reporting that contains a “mix” of inaccurate sources or even half-truthful content. This rating will also address reports that have incorrect attributions or headlines that do not reflect the text in terms of information accuracy.

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