Former Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, Edita Tahiri, has reacted to the situation created during the protests in Tirana, describing it as a sign of the shake-up of Prime Minister Edi Rama's regime.
Through a public response, Tahiri has condemned the violence against protesters, youth and citizens, while using strong political tones against Rama's government. According to her, recent developments show that the foundations of this regime are shaking and that the country is moving towards political change.
"Tirana in flames and the tyranny of Edi Rama's autocratic regime - shocking violence against protesters, youth and citizens, the foundations of this regime are shaking, change is coming, resignation has no alternative and will be the shameful end of a regime," writes Edita Tahiri in her reaction.
The statement by the former Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo comes in a tense political climate in Albania, following the protests and clashes of recent days in Tirana.
