Riots in Albanian Capital Enter a Fifth Day
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Thousands of young Albanians gathered outside the Education Ministry in central Tirana on the fifth day of a student-led protest demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The protest turned violent when a group of masked youths threw stones at police, who responded with stun grenades, tear gas and water cannons. The situation in the capital was tense an hour before the demonstrators were due to hold a large rally at 7pm.
The police have been mobilized this Saturday, October 17, for the protest, which is in its fifth day. The student protest continues with tensions and clashes, as today has entered its fifth day. Meanwhile, according to footage from the field, RENEA forces have also been mobilized on the "Dëshmorët e Kombit" boulevard. Three RENEA armored vehicles are being positioned next to the Prime Minister's Office, while protesters are in front of it.
Student protest continues into fifth day, three RENEA armored vehicles deployed to protect the Prime Minister’s Office
Protesta studentore vijon me tensione dhe përplasje, teksa sot ka hyrë në ditën e saj të pestë. Ndërkohë, sipas pamjeve nga terreni, në bulevardin “Dëshmorët e Kombit” janë mobilizuar edhe forcat e RENEA-s. Tre autoblinda të RENEA-s janë pozicionuar në perimetrin e Kryeministrisë për ruajtjen e saj. [...] Read More...
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