Journalist Alban Dudushi has commented on Prime Minister Edi Rama’s statement, in which he said the protests are being organized by “a foreign and black hand” that does not want the country’s development. According to him, the Prime Minister’s statements are also for political game-playing, directed both at his supporters and at those who are dissatisfied but do not take to the streets.
”Looking at it from the Prime Minister’s side, this foreign and black hand is confusing our country. The Prime Minister himself throws it at his supporters and at that part which is dissatisfied but does not come out into the square. He is playing his political game. We also have the other side, that of the action, who are motivated to demand Rama’s resignation. They say it is the Prime Minister’s shameless propaganda.
People can come out for many reasons, because they are dissatisfied. As the years pass, the accumulation becomes greater. Every kind of movement, 2 people or 2 thousand people, must be heard because they have a motive. This does not rule out that in an aggravated situation, countries that are not friendly to Albania or that have clashes with this government may also benefit.
There is a play of geopolitical interests. The way things are done is not ruled out. Agents do not have it written on their foreheads that they are agents; agents also act through fake news. Hybrid warfare is present in every democracy. The reasons for anger are also influenced by each other’s misfortune”, Dudushi said on Vizion Plus.