How did Serbian media lie that this Mitrovicas was changing name and nationality, supposedly becoming a Serb?

Almost an identical list of Serbian portals has taken part in the creation and outbreak of two false news for Kosovo Albanians in March this year.

Portals Alo, Srbija Danas, Espresso, Informer, Pravda and Sandhaque Live published on March 7th a story about Bislim Kunovik, Albanian from Mitrovica, which is said to be 48-year-old “decided to change nationality and belief despite family and environmental opposition. ”

In fact, as these portals write, he decided to become a Serb, pass on to Orthodox religion and the Albanian name Bislim decided to replace it in the Serbian name Bogolub. However, all of this has been exposed to his Facebook profile by Bislim Kunovik himself, claiming it was a false news story.

No Serbian portal that had broadcast this news on its page had broadcast the bulls.

Alo portal based the news on Bislim Kunovac's statements, as well as on photographs of which they are said to be from the archives. However, all photos used in text are available to the public in his Facebook account. In his response to the lies of Serbian portals, Kunovick warned that he would file charges against them for slander.

The second false news involving Kosovo Albanians is of the 15th March of this year, where Alo portals, Espresso, Srbija Danas, Kurir, Informer, A1 and Dnevni published the old false news that <x0em Kurti, who broke a cross in a Serbian monastery, died in Pristina hospital in severe pain in 2015, following a struggle with cancer that destroyed his liver and lungs “.

According to these media, members of his family are very sick and that Kosovo's “Albanians are afraid to approach Serb holy sites because of fears of the “curse.

This news, which is reactivated every year in the Serbian landscapes, has already been broken. Nedelynik in 2016 wrote that the person Alem Kurti does not exist