VIDEO/ Situation escalates outside the Ministry of Education/ Molotov cocktails thrown at officers, police respond with high-pressure water
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The anti-government protest in Tirana has escalated into clashes between demonstrators and police. Molotov cocktails, stones and other hard objects were thrown at the police, while some participants used slingshots to launch stones. Waste containers were also set on fire. Police responded with water cannons and tear gas. The clashes began in front of the Ministry of Education after protesters moved towards the Council of Ministers building, the …
The police dispersed the protesters with pressurized water after the latter threw Molotov cocktails at the officers. After this, the protesters dispersed, leaving the "Martyrs of the Nation" boulevard. The officers are now pursuing the protesters through the streets of the capital, with the aim of capturing those who threw hard objects at the police.
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The situation in the Albanian capital is tense, where for the 19th day students have been demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rama and rejecting his call for dialogue, with a protest rally outside the Ministry of Education. Although in previous days, the ongoing student protests were peaceful, today tensions with the police began from the beginning of the rally at 14:00 local time outside the Ministry of Education. Masked protesters init…
Confrontations broke out in front of the Ministry of Education in Albania, where protesters demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama Several dozens of protestors have launched
The police called on them to distance themselves from acts of violence and they reacted with slingshots and stones at them - More than 2,000 police officers have been deployed in various parts of the capital
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