The dubious portal "newsonline48h.com" has published an article titled "Ismaili: We Are Seeing a Decline in Vetëvendosje, They Won't Even Get 20% on February 14th."
After fact-checking analysis by hibrid.info, it appears that this article contains a fabricated, altered title that does not match the content.
PDK Secretary Uran Ismaili, during an interview for the Desku show on KTV, said that "what we are seeing is a decline of the Vetëvendosje Movement". However, he did not say that this political entity will not receive even 20% of the votes, as claimed in the title of the article published on "newsonline48h.com".
Excerpt from the text published on the dubious portal "newsonline48h.com":
Ismaili: We Are Seeing a Decline in Vetevendosje, They Won't Even Get 20% on February 14th
PDK Secretary Uran Ismaili, also a candidate from this party for MP, said that what he is seeing is a decline of the Vetëvendosje Movement. "What we are seeing is that there is a decline of the Vetëvendosje Movement. We are seeing that the lack of debate, plans, the demand to vote for a person, often his ambition is also seen over the constitutional order, over the Constitution of Kosovo and over the laws of Kosovo, all of these are reducing the trust that citizens may have had. On the other hand, we are seeing the concrete plans of the PDK, the recovery package has been proof that the PDK can achieve something for the citizen," Ismaili said in the DESKUN e KOHËS.
Link to the article published on the dubious portal "newsonline48h.com":
Below you can find the excerpt from Uran Ismail's interview on the Desku show on KTV:
Analyze:
The article published by the dubious portal "newsonline48h.com" used a political stance made by PDK secretary Uran Ismaili to turn it into disinformation, adding an untrue claim to his statement.
It is true that Ismaili said that Vetëvendosje will decline according to several polls conducted by PDK, but he did not say that this decline will be below 20%. After fact-checking analysis conducted by hibrid.info, it turns out that this article is considered "misinformation" and "clickbait".
Reasoning:
Disinformation – 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 accuracy of information.
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