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How Rama is leading the country towards civil strife

Insisting on violence, on arming civilians, on paying police officers as if they were mercenaries, alone does not produce peace. Edi Rama's fear of where he will end up when he is no longer prime minister does not have to become Albania's nightmare.

15:20 Armand Shkullaku

VIEWS/ He cursed at him on the plane stairs, Rama grabs the young man by the neck and hands him over to the Italian police

Lapsi.al 2026-09-14 20:36:00

VIEWS/ He cursed at him on the plane stairs, Rama grabs the young man by the

A denunciation was recently published by an Albanian citizen, who was on the plane with which Edi Rama arrived at Naples Airport this afternoon.

In the footage published by JOQ from the plane window, Rama is seen descending the stairs with a young man whose hand he has placed on his neck. Italian police officers are at the bottom of the stairs.

As soon as they get off, Rama hands the young man over to the police, who then escort him to a vehicle and put him inside.

According to the citizen who sent the video, the young man cursed at the prime minister just as they were getting off the plane, saying: "F*** you, Edi Rama." According to him, this was the reason the young man was escorted by the police.

"He couldn't swallow" the insult and ended up handing himself over to the Italian police, a moment that is conveyed with no small amount of irony in the video footage.

Meanwhile, journalist Çim Rama has published several photos and says that Rama grabbed the Albanian immigrant with his nails as he got off the plane in Naples.

"The immigrant advised him not to return to Albania because he had done too much damage. Rama grabbed him with his nails as he was coming down the plane stairs and threatened him with the words: "I'll destroy you! Then he asked the Italian police to escort the Albanian immigrant because he had taken a picture of him without permission" - writes Peka. ©LAPSI.al


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How Rama is leading the country towards civil strife

Insisting on violence, on arming civilians, on paying police officers as if they were mercenaries, alone does not produce peace. Edi Rama's fear of where he will end up when he is no longer prime minister does not have to become Albania's nightmare.

15:20 Armand Shkullaku

Andi Bushati: Why stones and Molotov cocktails became inevitable

This youth revolt has had a great merit. It made known to the general public the most criminal side of this regime that had until now been preserved in the most secretive recesses. If the extremely peaceful revolution of the flamingos showed us that this government was no longer popular, its radical epilogue, with stones and Molotov cocktails, is serving to bring to light that the autocrat is capable of using any means to stay in power.

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