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The Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia has no evidence to claim that the KLA inscription was made as a threat to expel Serbs.

FESTIM RIZANAJ

Several Serbian-language media outlets published articles yesterday (August 6) regarding the inscription "KLA" on the health facility in the village of Suhodoll near North Mitrovica.

The article is based on a reaction from the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia, which interprets the case as another provocation and pressure and, as they say, intimidation to which Serbian residents are exposed almost every day.

Although it is not known who is the perpetrator, this Serbian institution claims without evidence that this action is being taken with the aim of intimidating Serbs with the aim of their departure from Kosovo.

Links to articles published in several Serbian-language media outlets:

https://www.kurir.rs/vesti/politika/4213710/grafitima-uck-zastrasuju-srbe-kancelarija-za-kim-svima-jasno-ko-izaziva-provokacije-i-sukobe-cilj-progon-srba

https://informer.rs/vesti/politika/817750/svima-jasno-ko-izaziva-provokacije-i-sukobe-cilj-progon-srba-oglasila-se-kancelarija-za-kim

https://www.alo.rs/vesti/kim/791747/oglasili-se-iz-kancelarije-za-kim-cilj-je-progon-srba/vest

Link to the statement of the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia:

https://www.kim.gov.rs/v5257.php

Parts of the article published in Serbian media:

The Serbs of this village were concerned by this anti-civilizational attack on a health facility, which further instills fear among the Serbian people in the already heated situation in northern Kosovo and Metohija.

It is clear to everyone who provokes provocations and initiates conflicts and who is solely to blame for the incidents and attacks against Serbs in Kosovo, and every incident occurs before Kurti's Kosovo Police, which is in the north to persecute Serbs and turn a blind eye to ethnic attacks.


The Office for Kosovo does not provide factual data on the perpetrators of the crime, although it claims without basis that this is being done with the aim of intimidating Serbs with the aim of expelling them from their settlements.

So, based solely on this inscription, which it is not known who wrote, this office has created a theory not based on any facts "that Albanians are endangering the security and intimidating Serbs with the aim of expelling them from Kosovo."

There have been such unfounded allegations from the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia before, which hibrid.info has addressed. (here, here, here)


Analyze:

Serbian-language media have published the statement of the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia, regarding the KLA inscription on the health facility in the village of Suhodoll.

The article is based on a reaction from the Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia, for which it does not provide concrete facts. So the claim that this action is being taken with the aim of removing Serbs from their settlements is not based on arguable facts. There are no facts that prove the perpetrators of this action.

Based on its work methodology, hibrid.info assesses that this article does not provide concrete facts for the claims made and is classified as a "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.

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