“Scifter K1-Made in Kosova” under suspicion, the explosion that everyone saw was false

Ridvan Aliu of “Future Minds Academy” has distributed a video, as he says of the driver Scifter K1 “Made in Kosova” that could hit over 1,000 miles away.

However, HIVE video analysis, a programme to verify the content created with the AI, has shown that the scene of the explosion is not real but generated through artificial intelligence.

Ali used to say hello. com that “god is real, but on security issues, part of the explosion is edited (invert and night vision on)”.

For KOHA, Muhamet Ajrullahu has said that “godience is real, but on security issues, part of the explosion has been edited (invert and night vision on)”.

The builder who owns the Minds Academy didn't tell about the place he was tested.

We can give you this much information for security reasons: Testing was done by one of our clients. Drony is raised through the missile. He's been in the air for over seven hours and we've hit the facility after you're scared he's been maneuvering in the air over 1,100 kilometers... We understand the nature of interest from many portals, but I don't know why some of you hurt for this success of our country”, Airullah said.

The Defense Department said they didn't have any information on the video.

“Linked to fears called Skiifter K1ʹ, we have not developed any discussion and have not accessed enough information about production, testing permits, testing process or other relevant issues. Actually, we can't confirm additional details on the matter. However, relevant institutions are conveying the situation to all necessary aspects, in line with legal competencies. At the same time, we encourage and welcome any technological innovation in the area of fears aimed at local development and production in the Republic of Kosovo, in line with the legislation in force and relevant standards”, the Defence Ministry has said.

Shadows of doubt over the threat have also raised political analyst Latif Mustafa.

Through a public post, Mustafa has questioned the lack of transparency about this test and stressed that such a development cannot be overcome without the supervision of official security institutions.

According to him, even if the crackdown is claimed to have been successful, such a test would have to be realised in the presence of the Kosovo Security Force, KFOR and relevant state institutions.

Mustafa raises concern that citizens are legally not allowed to carry arms without permission, while in this case they speak of a lethal tool with large capacities, without any public information on production licenses or authorization from the military.

In the meantime, <x0inary” Ridvan Aliu in a Facebook post presented him as an important product from Kosovo.

As he shared images of the drive, he said the same “was tested by one of our clients with maximum accuracy”.

“Kosovo ready to hit 1,000+km from”, it wrote, among other things./Periscopi/