An article titled "Ardian Kastrati: Will we overthrow Albin in 2 months like last time?" was published by the dubious portal "kosovatoday.net".
The title of this article is false, as it does not correspond to the content in the text. Meanwhile, the news within the article is old and relates to a statement made in December last year by Ardian Kastrati, who on the "Debat" show on RTK had emphasized that the leader of Vetëvendosje, Albin Kurti, will never become prime minister again.
So, nowhere in the text is there a statement made by Kastrati that we will overthrow Albin Kurti in 2 months, as falsely claimed in the title of this article.
The text of the article published on the dubious portal "kosovatoday.net":
While Ramush Tahiri said, "When he was elected, Kurti was the only one who saw that he wouldn't last," Kastrati said that Kurti would never become prime minister again. Political scientist Ardian Kastrati said that Vetëvendosje leader Albin Kurti would never become prime minister again. / A few seconds after you skip the marketing, the footage appears. "He will never become prime minister. He will never become prime minister again. That man has replaced his ego with the outside world," Kastrati said on the "Debat" show. While Ramush Tahiri said, "When he was elected, Kurti was the only one who saw that he would not last long," Kastrati said that Kurti will never become prime minister again. Political scientist Ardian Kastrati said about the leader of Vetëvendosje, Albin Kurti, he will never become prime minister again. / A few seconds after you skip the marketing, the images appear
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Analyze:
The dubious portal "kosovatoday.net" has published an old news story under the pretense of presenting it as current. It has also given this article a fabricated title in order to attract as many clicks as possible.
This article has received a lot of reactions on this dubious portal's Facebook page, and has collected more than 100 comments.
After fact-checking analysis, hibrid.info rates this article as "misinformation" and "clickbait".
Reasoning:
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