The portal "NewBorn Newspaper" has published an article titled "Mytaher Haskuka accepts defeat, applies for Greek visa with family (Photo)".
After verifying the facts by hibrid.info, it turns out that the claim that the Mayor of Prizren, Mytaher Haskuka, agrees with the defeat, was built solely based on a list presented in the content of the article, which is alleged to contain the names of Greek visa applicants.
However, apart from this list, which is not clearly visible anyway and has very low resolution, the author has not mentioned any other argument that supports the claim made in the title. However, even if the list presents the data alluded to, the same argument still does not support the claim.
Excerpt from the text of the article published on "gazetanewborn.co":
The Mayor of Prizren, Mytaher Haskuka, together with his family, have applied for a Schengen visa at the Greek Embassy.
Based on this, it seems that Haskuka has already come to terms with the defeat in Prizren and has planned to leave Kosovo for a while.
In this list of names provided by our portal at the Greek Embassy, the name of the Mayor of Prizren and his family can be seen.
Link to the article published on "gazetanewborn.co":
Meanwhile, the LVV candidate for mayor of Prizren, Mytaher Haskuka, has not recently made any publications about his candidacy, which would create any such suspicion, as alleged in the controlled article.
The author refers to Greece's diplomatic representation in Kosovo as an embassy, a misnomer, since it is known that this country only has a Liaison Office, which has not been upgraded to an embassy level, as a result of its non-recognition of Kosovo.
Analyze:
The portal "gazetanewborn.com" has claimed without evidence that Haskuka has accepted defeat in the second round of local elections expected to be held on November 14, and that he and his family have applied for a Schengen visa at the Greek embassy to leave Kosovo for a while.
This claim made by this portal is only argued with a list presented in the content of the article, which is alluded to as containing the names of Greek visa applicants, which is not clearly visible due to the low resolution. However, even if the list presents the data alluded to, the same argument still does not support the claim.
After fact-checking analysis based on the work methodology, hibrid.info has assessed this article as 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.