Several TikTok accounts have published a video featuring Faton Klinaku, the acting chairman of OVL-UCK.
The image contains the caption claiming that Klinaku has stated that “"I would rather kill Albin Kurti than Radoičič".
However, hibrid.info has found that the claim published by these TikTok accounts is incorrect, as Klinaku did not mention Milan Radojčić, vice president of the Serbian List, in his statement.
Links to video materials published on TikTok by the accounts "shqiperietnike4" and "lagraqsaqi":
https://www.tiktok.com/@shqiperietnike4/video/7273173838068747553
https://www.tiktok.com/@lagraqsaqi/video/7273102673585491233
Hibrid.info, after research, found Faton Klinaku's statement, taken from his Facebook status, where he expressed his position. (see here)
From his post published on Facebook, it can be seen that Klinaku declared that "I would rather kill Albin Kurti than let him leave Kosovo." So there is no question of Radojčić's involvement in his statement, as claimed in the posts published by the accounts in question on TikTok.
Faton Klinaku's full status:
"So desperate was his voter that he said:
I voted for change, and let alone change, there is no change, but we are going even further downhill as a country and there is no other option left but to flee.
I told:
I didn't vote, nor did I expect any change for the better from him, and as for going out, I would rather kill Albin Kurti than let him leave Kosovo.
P.S
"Kosovo should not be abandoned, nor should those who fought for it dare to abandon it."
Analyze:
TikTok accounts "shqiperietnike4" and "lagraqsaqi" have published video footage claiming that the leader of the OVL-UÇK, Faton Klinaku, has stated that he would rather kill Albin Kurti than Radojçiqi.
But hibrid.info has found that the claims of the accounts in question are unfounded.
Klinaku declared on his Facebook account that he would rather kill Albin Kurti than leave Kosovo.
Therefore, based on its work methodology, hibrid.info assesses this content as "misinformation".
Rating:
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