The information portal "Arbresh.info" published today (December 16) an article with the claim in the title that former KLA commander Salih Mustafa has been sentenced to 29 years in prison by the Special Court.
The article published with the title "29 years in prison for commander "Calin", comes the first reaction from the KLA OVL
After fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it has been confirmed that the title of this article is misspelled, as the content states that Salih Mustafa has been sentenced to 26 years in prison.
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Following the sentencing of Salih Mustafa by the Special Court to 26 years in prison, a reaction has come from the OVL of the KLA.
The head of the OVL, Faton Klinaku, has called the decision against the former commander "Cali" illegal.
"As we have said, this court is a political institution, we did not hope, since the decisions were political, to convict a person and the accusation is absurd, there they are accused of committing acts as a group while one person is convicted. For Serbs to commit murder and convict Sali Mustafa is absurd," said Klinaku.
As announced, the former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, Salih Mustafa, was sentenced on Friday by the Special Court, based in The Hague, to 26 years in prison for unlawful killings, arbitrary detention and torture.
"The trial panel sentences you with a unified verdict to 26 years in prison, where the time spent in pre-trial detention will be counted."", said Chief Judge Mappie Veldt-Foglia, adding that the crimes were committed against Albanians. (here)
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The information portal "Arbresh.info" published an article today with the claim in the title that former KLA commander Salih Mustafa has been sentenced to 29 years in prison by the Special Court.
After fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it has been confirmed that the title of this article is misspelled, as the content states that Salih Mustafa has been sentenced to 26 years in prison.
Based on its work methodology, hibrid.info considers the claim made in the title to be "mistake".
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