The dubious portal with content in Albanian, "gazetaz.com", has published an article titled "Edi Rama's black campaign to overthrow the Kurti government is proven."
So, based on the article, the intention is to present, without facts, that a conspiracy, alleged in the title, has been proven.
The claim is based on a single Facebook post (comment) by an Albanian journalist from North Macedonia, Fejzi Hajdari.
Link to the article published on "gazetaz.com":
Excerpt from the article:
Rama began an unscrupulous campaign to find allies in Kosovo, in his secret attempt to overthrow the Kurti 2 Government at all costs, because Vucic and Russia's "OpenBalkan" is not finding support and consequently implementation in Kosovo and several surrounding countries!
PS When I was reading about the more or less similar historical period, after the Independence of Albania 1912-1924, I could not understand many protagonists of that time, such as the work of Esad Pashe Toptanti (and some others like him), opening up dilemmas such as: How is it possible that the Albanians of that time could have supported an Esad Pashe Toptani, or later Rrahman Morinen... writes Fejzi Hajdari
Link to Fejzi Hajdari's post:
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1413660982482868&id=100015169395742
As can be understood, the content fails to substantiate the claim made in the title, about the existence of some "black campaign by Edi Rama to overthrow the Kurti government". Since the only argument used is a comment from a source not that relevant to the claim.
This article was shared on the Facebook page "Specialja", which purports to be an information page (here).
Analyze:
From the fact-checking and verification, it results that the claim made by the dubious medium "gazetaz.com" is unarguable.
Even journalist Fejzi Hajdari's post is not relevant to the claim and, moreover, his post does not mention any fact that completes the argument.
Hibrid.info considers this claim to be "fake news", as it is completely fabricated.
Reasoning:
The "Fake News" rating is given to media reports that are entirely the product of a medium that itself contains factually incorrect claims or information.
Content that is considered fake news can be reliably determined to have been created and distributed with the intent to misinform the public, i.e., to present a claim that is completely false as fact.