Society updated
Çfarë Ndodhi Në Fluturimin Beograd–Moskë? Tentoi Të Arratisej Ish-ministri Aleksandar Vulin - Aktuale.mk
Reported by Aktuale.mk 168 points Why this story ranks here
What happened
Compiled from the sources
Detaje të reja janë zbuluar lidhur me kthimin e papritur të avionit të kompanisë Air Serbia, i cili të martën mbrëma ishte nisur nga Beogradi drejt Moskës,
In the story's original language
An excerpt from Aktuale.mk
Çfarë ndodhi në fluturimin Beograd–Moskë? Tentoi të arratisej ish-ministri Aleksandar Vulin Detaje të reja janë zbuluar lidhur me kthimin e papritur të avionit të kompanisë Air Serbia, i cili të martën mbrëma ishte nisur nga Beogradi drejt Moskës, ndërsa në mesin e pasagjerëve dyshohet se ndodhej edhe ish-ministri serb Aleksandar Vulin. Portali serb Nova.rs raporton se Vulini kishte hyrë në avion pa iu nënshtruar kontrollit të detyrueshëm të sigurisë në aeroport, ndërsa dyshohet se dikush e kishte ndihmuar t’i shmangte procedurat e zakonshme. Sipas burimeve të kësaj medie, shkelja është zbuluar nga drejtori i sigurisë korporative të Aeroportit të Beogradit, Milan Kuq, ish-pjesëtar i njësisë speciale serbe Kobre. Pasi kishte shqyrtuar pamjet e kamerave të sigurisë dhe kishte konstatuar se Vulini nuk i ishte nënshtruar kontrollit të detyrueshëm, Kuq kishte urdhëruar kthimin e menjëhershëm të avionit në Beograd. Avioni, me numër fluturimi JU134, ishte nisur nga Aeroporti “Nikola Tesla”…
What is still uncertain
From Mosaic, not from a publisher
- Mosaic is not sure that every article is about the same event; the grouping is waiting for a check.
- So far only Aktuale.mk reports this story on Mosaic, so there is no other coverage to compare it with.
How they headlined it
-
Aktuale.mk North Macedonia · publisher's date
Çfarë Ndodhi Në Fluturimin Beograd–Moskë? Tentoi Të Arratisej Ish-ministri Aleksandar Vulin - Aktuale.mk
Earliest report found by Mosaic
Detaje të reja janë zbuluar lidhur me kthimin e papritur të avionit të kompanisë Air Serbia, i cili të martën mbrëma ishte nisur nga Beogradi drejt Moskës,
Compiled from the outlet's own words · In the story's original language
How we decide
From Mosaic, not from a publisher
An article's time is the date its publisher gives, when that is plausible: not in the future, and not more than 180 minutes before Mosaic found the article. Otherwise it is when Mosaic first saw it. "Earliest report found by Mosaic" is the one with the earliest time; it does not prove that its outlet published first.
An article is marked "Repeats another outlet's text" when its cleaned text is word for word the same as another article's in the story, or nearly the same (the two texts' SimHash fingerprints differ in at most 12 of 64 bits). Both texts must have at least 30 words, and the articles must be within 48 hours of each other. That does not say who took it from whom: it can be a news agency's text or a press release that several outlets published.
It is also marked when at least 50 % of the two texts' three-word sequences are shared (estimated with MinHash), as with a copy whose lead, footer or page elements differ.
A story leads with the eligible report with the highest current score, when every eligible report has one. Otherwise it leads with the earliest report found by Mosaic, which says nothing about its quality. Reports repeating another outlet's text and paid or organisation-issued articles are left out of the comparison.
Think one of these labels is wrong? Use "Contest this" beside it: staff look at every one.
A vote says whether a story deserves more or less prominence; it does not say whether it is true. If a story is false or misleading, report it instead. For now votes are collected and do not change the order of stories. How votes are used · Report it as false or misleading
Follow developments
This story cannot be followed on its own. Follow its topics and category, and the new stories about them appear under Following.
Readers’ comments
These are readers’ own words, not the publishers’ and not Mosaic’s. Moderators read them; a comment that breaks the rules is hidden or removed.
No comments yet. Be the first to say something useful.