"Molotov Cocktails, Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets. Violent Clashes on the Fifth Day of Protests in Tirana
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"Molotov Cocktails, Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets. Violent Clashes on the Fifth Day of Protests in Tirana
Thousands of young Albanians protested violently, breaking windows and traffic lights, on the fifth day of more and more violent protests in front of the students; the demonstrators demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Saturday, around 11:00, the students gathered for the fifth consecutive day in front of the Ministry of Education in Tirana. For about an hour, the protest took place peacefully, with predominantly symbolic actions…
نُشر هذا المقاعل firstly via Cedarnews.net. To follow more exclusive news and interviews, visit our website. On Saturday, for the fifth day in a row, violent anti-government protests rocked the Albanian capital, Tirana. Protesters are demanding Prime Minister Edi. This news was published on the Cedarnews website. For more information, visit our official website.
Water cannons were used against them.
Albanian police apparently used rubber bullets to confront protesters who gathered outside the Education Ministry in Tirana on Saturday, October 17, during the fifth day of mass student protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. According to Reuters, footage showed police officers firing into the crowd, while reporters found pellets on the ground and reported that two Reuters journalists and several protesters were hit by the…
The police violence, which also escalated with the use of plastic bullets, was defended by Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama during the fifth day on Saturday of mass protests demanding his resignation. Reuters video showed police firing a rifle at the crowd outside the education ministry during clashes
The fifth day of student protests in Tirana on Saturday saw violent clashes between protesters and police, with police forces using tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons in an attempt to take control of the situation, Euronews Albania reports.
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