According to this reaction, the party’s leaders are being influenced by groups linked to the PDK, while the memory and sacrifice of LDK activists are being left to fade into oblivion.

The statement also says that the truth cannot be kept hidden forever and that justice, even if delayed, will ultimately prevail.

The family underscores that the memory of the victims and activists of the LDK will not be extinguished and that, in their view, the truth will come to light.

Full text:

-Friends,

-The current LDK, according to them, no longer listens to the voice of the citizen.

-According to the statement, its leaders do not protect the interest of the people and do not represent the trust of even its most loyal voters.

-They, it continues, have turned into instruments of the PDK’s criminal groups.

-This, according to the reaction, is something everyone knows.

-Some of them, the statement continues, serve one paramilitary clan, while some serve others.

-According to the family, some are close to Hashim Thaçi and another part is close to Sami Lushtaku.

-But, it is emphasized there, none of them is close to the citizen and the LDK voter.

-Those men and women who were once targets of SHIK, according to the statement, have for three decades been pushed toward oblivion.

-Their names, it continues, cannot be covered by silence and their sacrifice never fades.

-According to the reaction, there is an attempt to rewrite history with lies, while the truth is being buried.

-A heavy responsibility in this process, according to the family, lies precisely with those who were never truly LDK, but who today lead the party according to the “instructions” of those who killed LDK figures and organized an assassination attempt against President Ibrahim Rugova.

-The statement says that the coordination of the actions of some LDK parachutists with Sami Lushtaku is no coincidence.

-According to it, the aim is for Kosovo to be struck where it hurts most: in the law, in the truth and in memory.

-Because, the reaction emphasizes, where the law falls silent, crime rules.

-Where truth is suffocated, it adds, lies are transformed into power.

-And where memory is erased, according to the statement, criminals escape and victims are killed a second time.

-Nevertheless, the family says that this game will not triumph.

-According to them, neither political deals, nor momentary maneuvers, nor the dark scenarios of those acting from behind the scenes will save them.

-Because justice, the statement says, may be delayed, but it does not surrender.

-The truth may be attacked, but it cannot be defeated, the reaction continues.

-Even memory, according to the family, may be challenged, but it does not disappear.

-There is no force in this world, it goes on to say, that can keep the truth hidden, isolated and intimidated forever.

-It, according to the statement, always finds a way to come to light.

-Justice has been delayed, but justice does not forgive. It will come.

-And today, more than ever, the reaction says, the truth is rising above silence.

-It is triumphing over fear and winning over lies.

-Because the truth cannot be killed; it may be delayed, but never defeated.

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The Kosovar midfielder is once again one of the team’s main leaders, setting the tempo of the game, organizing attacking build-up and providing stability in both the defensive and offensive phases.

His experience in big matches is one of Switzerland’s strongest assets in this tournament.

In his free time away from national team duties, he has also shared moments with his family in California, showing a calmer and more personal side outside football.

In a post on social media, he published a photo with his wife, Leonita Xhaka, writing: “Moments that matter”.

His family is also a great source of support for him every step of the way.

They now appear to be together to be closer to him during this important period of his career, giving him continuous support and helping him maintain focus and calm in a high-intensity tournament such as the World Cup.

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The 74-year-old was immediately transported for medical assistance, but died as a result of the injuries he sustained. The perpetrator was escorted to the police station, while investigations are continuing, as it is still unknown what led to the serious crime within the family.

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The injured man was rushed to hospital to receive the necessary medical assistance, but due to the injuries he sustained, he died on the way. The perpetrator was escorted to the police station, while investigations are continuing, as it is not yet known what led to the serious crime within the family.

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In this article, the Sputnik portal distorts the events in Prekaz and, through a selective choice of information as well as unconfirmed claims, tries to cast doubt on the announced indictment by Kosovo’s Special Prosecution regarding the events in Lower Prekaz in March 1998.

During the last war in Kosovo, 55 people were killed in the Jashari neighborhood in Prekaz. Of them, 22 were close family members of the legendary commander Adem Jashari, who had long been a target of the Serbian state. Nevertheless, Sputnik places the word “killing” in quotation marks, in an attempt to distort the facts.

Claim 1: “The hunt against Serbs continues: Pristina files indictment over the ‘killing’ of Adem Jashari”

Analysis and rebuttal:

Sputnik presents the announced indictment as a continuation of a “hunt against Serbs,” portraying the judicial process as ethnically motivated persecution against the Serbian people.

However, there is no evidence that Kosovo’s Special Prosecution is conducting a “hunt” against any people. The investigations concern war crimes and individual criminal responsibility.

Even the wording “The hunt against Serbs continues” has an emotional and accusatory character. It does not constitute a verifiable fact, but a political interpretation suggesting the existence of a systematic campaign against Serbs. In this way, the reader is steered from the headline toward a particular conclusion.

Claim 2: The word “killing” of Adem Jashari placed in quotation marks

Analysis and rebuttal: Placing the word “killing” in quotation marks is not neutral. By focusing on the procedural announcement of the indictment, the article is used to distort the events in Prekaz and to minimize the weight of the accusations related to the deaths of dozens of members of the Jashari family.

This is a well-known propaganda technique, often used to cast doubt on a documented event or to relativize responsibility for it.

The operation by Serbian forces in Lower Prekaz on March 5-7, 1998 ended with the killing of dozens of members of the Jashari family, including women, children and the elderly. Human Rights Watch has documented that among the victims were 13 women and 8 children, a fact also reflected in reports by international organizations.

Later international documentation, as well as materials used in proceedings at The Hague Tribunal, also treat the attack on Prekaz as one of the key events of the conflict in Kosovo, in which nearly 60 members of the Jashari family were killed.

During the operation in Lower Prekaz in 1998, dozens of members of the Jashari family were killed.

Claim 3: “He mercilessly forced his relatives to fight…” as well as the claim that he supposedly “created a human shield with women and children to buy time…”

Analysis and rebuttal: Under the standards of professional journalism, such a claim cannot be presented as fact in the absence of documents, verified testimony or court rulings supporting it.

In the reports of Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and in the documentation used by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), there is no verified finding that Adem Jashari used civilians as a human shield.

Likewise, this claim has not been confirmed by any international judgment or by any recognized report of international human rights organizations.

Instead of verified evidence, this accusation usually appears in official Serbian narratives and in media that rely on them. It is precisely the lack of independent evidence that leaves this claim unconfirmed.

Kosovo conflict | Summary & Facts | Britannica

Claim 4: “he killed his nephew out of fear”

Analysis and rebuttal:

The claim that Adem Jashari killed one of his nephews “out of fear” constitutes one of the most serious accusations circulating in some Serbian propaganda narratives.

This accusation has appeared in some wartime narratives and in some media outlets, but it has not been proven by independent international sources or by court proceedings in international tribunals.

Therefore, there is no report by Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, the OSCE, or any other recognized international organization that confirms this claim.

Likewise, there is no judgment by The Hague Tribunal or any other international court that has found that such an event occurred.

As long as court documents, verified testimony and independent investigations that would support this accusation are lacking, presenting it as fact constitutes disinformation or, at the very least, the treatment of an unconfirmed claim as true.

An analysis of the text published by the Sputnik portal clearly shows that this outlet does not report objectively on judicial processes, but uses methods of hybrid disinformation and political framing.

The article contains several features characteristic of propaganda and disinformation, as events are presented selectively, with emotional language and without the necessary context.

In the same article, Sputnik presents only the version of Serbian institutions regarding the events of March 1998.

It leaves out the essential facts: that the operation in Prekaz ended with the killing of dozens of members of the Jashari family; that among the dead were women, children and the elderly; that the event is considered a massacre; and that it has been the subject of international analyses and reports.

In conclusion, when only one side of the story is presented, we are dealing with manipulation through the selection of information.

This once again reminds us that Sputnik functions as a platform for rewriting historical events and spreading propaganda, where legal processes are exploited to build political narratives while bypassing official documents and reports of international institutions.

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33-vjeçari izraelit ka braktisur menjëherë skuadrën për të qëndruar pranë familjes, pas ngjarjes, e cila ka ndodhur të dielën rreth ores 14:40, sipas policies. Dy grabitësit, ku njëri i veshur si postier i ka rënë ziles, ndërkohë që gruaja e Zahavit ka hapur derën, grabitësit e kanë shtyrë dhe nën kërcënimin e armëve, e kanë lidhur bashkë me 4 fëmijët saj.

Grabitësit, të cilët sipas polisicë dyshohet të jenë rreth moshën 20-23 vjeç, pasi kanë marrë të gjitha sendet me vlerë dhe para ‘cash’, janë larguar me shpejtësi nga shëtpia e futbollistit që ndodhet në Arenborg.

Zahavi kërkoi përmes një mesazhi që të respektohet privatësia e familjes dhe i falenderoi të gjithë për mesazhet mbështetëse, ndërsa policia saktësoi se asnjë prej familjarëve të lojtarit

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