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Prime Minister Edi Rama disclosed that an explosive-laden drone targeting his office was neutralized two days ago. He strongly condemned the ongoing protests, characterizing violent participants as criminals and asserting that his resignation would imperil Albania's EU integration. Rama refused to yield to demands, threatening to deploy special forces and engage with those seeking dialogue, while also disparaging students involved in the demonstrations.
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Drone with explosives would have set the Prime Minister's office on fire, Rama…
Prime Minister Rama stated that a drone with explosives was intended to set the Prime Minister's office on fire and that the violence is not representative of Albanian youth.
BalkanWeb:
Protests Ignite Tirana, Rama Vows No Resignation and Links EU Path to Stability
Youth protests in Tirana escalate, with Prime Minister Rama stating that the state will not yield and that his resignation would jeopardize Albania's path to the EU.
Shqiptarja.com:
Protests, Rama: I tried not to fall into the trap of violence that demands…
Prime Minister Rama stated that violent protests in Tirana are seeking bloodshed and that he is trying to avoid falling into this trap, adding that the masked individuals are criminals and not students who are stoning police.
Top Channel:
Rama: Those who attack police are criminals and seek blood, recalling January 21
Prime Minister Rama recalled the January 21st incident where four protesters were killed, stating that those who attack the police today are criminals seeking bloodshed.
BalkanWeb:
Rama Threatens Escalation of Violence Against Students: RENEA to Deploy…
Prime Minister Rama announces a potential increase in the use of force against students, stating that the RENEA special forces will be deployed and actions will be taken against those wearing masks.
Shqiptarja.com:
Violent protests, Rama: I am not being challenged, but Albania in the EU by…
Prime Minister Rama stated that the current challenge is not to him personally, but to Albania's goal of joining the EU by 2030, and that attacks on banks are part of a plan to create panic.
Shqiptarja.com:
Violent protests, Rama: Two days ago, an explosive drone was neutralized, it…
Prime Minister Rama revealed that an explosive-laden drone targeting the prime minister's office was neutralized two days prior.
BalkanWeb:
Rama Insults Protesting Students: 'No Brains, Empty Heads'
Prime Minister Rama publicly disparaged students participating in protests, calling them unintelligent and empty-headed.
BalkanWeb:
Albania Claims Discovery of Explosive Drone Targeting Prime Minister's Office
Authorities report neutralizing an explosive drone allegedly intended to attack the Prime Minister's office, with PM Rama suggesting an organized protest by external forces.
Shqiptarja.com:
'We haven't been heard'/ Rama to students: I've heard 'prison, prison' and…
Prime Minister Rama stated that he has heard chants of 'prison, prison' and calls for his resignation daily from students, but has not received any specific requests.
Shqiptarja.com:
Protest, Rama: Inspired by foreign hands, anti-fascist conglomerate! Behind…
Prime Minister Rama suggested that foreign forces are behind the protests, describing it as an 'anti-fascist conglomerate' and a 'fool who carries evil,' implying a familiar pattern of unrest.
Shqiptarja.com:
Rama to protesters: Whoever wants to talk, I am here, those who want stones…
Prime Minister Rama stated that he is available for dialogue with protesters but warned that those resorting to violence and wearing masks will face the state's opposition.
Shqiptarja.com:
With a stone from the boulevard in hand, Rama: The state that surrenders to…
Holding a stone, Prime Minister Rama declared that a state surrendering to such actions will not recover, but expressed readiness for dialogue.
Shqiptarja.com:
Resignation, Rama shows the stone: Shall I make way for this? The issue is not…
Prime Minister Rama, holding a stone, questioned whether he should step down, emphasizing that the issue is not his power but the crucial EU negotiation process.
Shqiptarja.com:
Protests, Rama: Dialogue is necessary, but with whom? The movement is not…
Prime Minister Rama expressed the need for dialogue but questioned who to engage with, describing the protest movement as a trap for Albania rather than a genuine student uprising.
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