The dubious portal "specialja.com" has published an article titled "Shocking, Serbian police appear in a village in Pristina."
After fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it turns out that this article is old, having been published in 2018, at a time when the member of the State Commission for the Demarcation and Maintenance of the State Border, Florim Isufi, had said that he had seen the presence of Serbian state police in uniforms and with automatic rifles in their hands, in the village of Makoc, Pristina.
However, the dubious portal "specialja.com" has deliberately published this old news with the claim of presenting it as current.
Link to the article published on "specialja.com":
Below you can find the article published in real time (April 2018) from the portal "periskopi.com": https://www.periskopi.com/cka-po-kerkon-policia-serbe-ne-makoc-te-prishtines-foto/
Although at the time this issue was raised by the member of the State Commission for the Marking and Maintenance of the State Border, Florim Isufi, such a thing was denied by the spokesperson of the Kosovo Police, Daut Hoxha, who told klankosova.tv that filming was taking place in that area.
"There is no room for any concern. In that location in Pristina, based on requests for prior permission from a local production, filming is being carried out. The production has been filming in the past few days and has received the relevant permission from the competent authorities. It is not about any foreign police force and all the people are actors," Hoxha told Klan Kosova.
Link to the article published in real time by "klankosova.tv":
https://klankosova.tv/ushtare-serbe-ne-makovc-policia-konfirmon-se-po-behen-xhirime/
Analyze:
The dubious portal "specialja.com" has published an old news item from 2018, which it has deliberately tried to present as current. In addition, the claim made in the published news item, in addition to being old, is also untrue.
After fact-checking analysis conducted by hibrid.info, this article is rated as "misinformation".
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.