The Serbian-language media outlet "Alo.rs" has published an article (July 19) claiming that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti (including Behgjet Pacolli) is creating a political party in Belgrade.
As the newspaper claims, based on its own information, lawyer Čedomir Stojković and politician Boban Bogdanović recently visited Pristina with the aim of receiving financial support from representatives of Pristina's provisional institutions for the establishment of a Euro-Atlantic political party in Serbia.
This article on the media outlet's website bears the title "THE PLAN OF HELL: Kurti and Pacolli are creating a party in Belgrade! Meanwhile, the front page of the newspaper on Wednesday (July 19) bears the title "Kurti is creating a party in the middle of Belgrade." (here)
Despite the fact that the medium, as it says, is based on its own information, no credible facts are provided for the claim made.
Link to the article published on "Alo.rs":
https://www.alo.rs/vesti/kim/784433/pakleni-plan-kurti-i-pacoli-prave-stranku-u-beogradu/vest
Parts of the article published on "Alo.rs":
According to information from our newspaper, aspiring politicians and promoters of Kosovo's independence, Čedomir Stojković and Boban Bogdanović, were recently in Pristina and sought financial support for the establishment of a Euro-Atlantic political organization in Serbia.
Stojkovic and Bogdanovic also tried to obtain material resources from Behgjet Pacolli, an Albanian lobbyist and financier of their separatist interests, in whose hotel in Pristina they stayed for free, to create a NATO political party in Serbia, with the sole purpose of realizing the great Albanian idea and under the guise of alleged concern for the Serbian people in Kosovo.
Despite the claim that Kurti and Pacolli are creating a political party in Serbia using two opposition voices to the Serbian government, lawyer Stojkovic and politician Bogdanovic, no facts are provided to support this.
Likewise, the claim that Stojkovic and Bogdanovic were recently in Pristina and sought financial support for the establishment of a Euro-Atlantic political organization in Serbia is not substantiated by facts.
Analyze:
No evidence is provided for the claim that Kurit and Pacolli are creating a party in Serbia through lawyers Stojkovic and Bogadnovic, two opposition voices to the government in Serbia.
Based on its work methodology, hibrid.info considers this claim to be a "conspiracy theory".
Rating:
"Conspiracy theories" are media reports that disseminate a false or unverifiable description of a phenomenon, event, or person, presenting it as part of or the result of a secret plan ("conspiracy"). A characteristic of these reports is that they present a series of claims, presented as facts, between which cause-effect relationships are established, without providing any credible evidence.