The information portal "Kosova Sot" based on a statement on Facebook by Avdullah Hoti, a member of the Kosovo Assembly, has published an article titled "Hoti: Bargaining has been done with state reserves, this government must be removed as soon as possible."
The same article was published on Facebook attached as a link to an image of former Prime Minister Hoti, which reads "Avdullah Hoti: The Kurti government has lost its way and must leave as soon as possible."
However, after research, hibrid.info has found that in the caption of this Facebook post, a statement was added that former Prime Minister Hoti declared that "the time for LDK has come", a statement which we do not find either in the article published on the "Kosova Sot" website or in Hoti's Facebook post.
Link to the post published on Facebook from the "Kosova-sot.info" portal page:

The article on the statement of former Prime Minister Hoti was also published on the website of the portal "Kosova Sot", in which the alleged statement that Hoti stated that the time for the LDK has come was not found. (see here)
Full status of former Prime Minister Hoti on Facebook:
State reserves have been traded by private individuals (according to media reports). Meanwhile, the Minister is concerned today that the police officers who confiscated the materials from the Ministry today do not have a security certificate for access to documentation for state reserves.
This government has lost its way and must be removed as soon as possible. (here)
Analyze:
After checking and verifying the facts by hibrid.info, the information portal's claim in a Facebook post that former Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti declared that the time for the LDK has come does not hold true.
Such a statement by Hoti was not found either in his Facebook status, to which the portal referred, or in the portal's own article, published on the website regarding this statement.
Therefore, for this reason, hibrid.info, based on its work methodology, assesses this claim by Kosova-soti.info as "disinformation".
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.