The dubious Albanian-language portal "readkoala.com" has published an article, the title of which claims that Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama told Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić that he "100% agrees with whatever you say."
However, after fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it turns out that the title of this article is incorrect, as such is not found in the content.
The article states that it was Vučić who addressed Rama with the words "Dear friends, I don't know how Edi will respond, but whatever he says 100%, I support every word he says 100%", and not the opposite, as claimed in the article.
Excerpt from the text of the article published on "readkoala.com":
At the Skopje summit between Albania, Macedonia and Serbia, there was no shortage of jokes between the leaders of the new participating countries.
And while they were talking about the benefits offered by the regional initiative and the criticism of the EU, the Serbian president, before the forum leader gave the floor to Edi Rama, said in advance that he agreed with what the Albanian prime minister wanted to say next.
Link to the article published on "readkoala.com":
This article with a false title was also shared on Facebook by the pages "Në Kohë" and "Specialja", garnering many different comments and reactions.
Facebook posts from the pages "Në Kohë" and "Specialja":
https://www.facebook.com/nekohe/posts/185314443629790
https://www.facebook.com/revistaspecialja/posts/345567327207688
Below you can find the link to the authentic article published by the Albanian online medium "abcnews.al":
https://abcnews.al/jam-100-dakord-me-cfaredo-qe-te-thuash-ti-rama-batuta-me-vucic-njohjen-e-kosoves/
Analyze:
The dubious portal "readkoala.com" has published the article with the statements of Vučić and Rama, to which it has deliberately given a fabricated title, falsely claiming that the Albanian prime minister told the Serbian president that "I 100% agree with whatever you say, Vučić, because I have you as a friend."
In the authentic article published by "abcnews.al", it is revealed that it was the Serbian president who told Rama that "Dear friends, I don't know how Edi will respond, but whatever he wants to say 100%, I support every word he says 100%."
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.