Alliance Spokesperson Kushtrim Xhemaili addressed several photo montages that have circulated online, which purport to show reactions from Serbian media and Marko Gjuriq concerning the recent activities of Alliance deputy, Time Kadrijaj. In a statement posted to Facebook, Xhemaili criticized the authenticity of these materials, pointing out multiple factual inconsistencies. He specifically highlighted errors within the montages, including incorrect dates and the improper spelling of the name “Pristina.” Furthermore, Xhemaili noted that the same visual content had previously been distributed by officials associated with the Vetëvendosje Movement.
Xhemaili characterized the dissemination of these images as a form of misinformation, labeling the material as “Fake News” indicative of a “Hybrid War” campaign. According to his statement, the creation of such content suggests that the originators lack substantive arguments, resorting instead to manipulative tactics when factual evidence is unavailable. The spokesperson emphasized that the use of advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence, to generate such misleading media is a significant concern.
He asserted that the obvious inaccuracies present in the montages—such as the flawed dates and misspellings—undermine their credibility entirely. The incident underscores ongoing debates regarding the verification of digital media and the spread of manipulated content online.
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