In the capital, “Marlboro” are on sale and are thought to be dangerous in Italy TIRANA — (o.o) 30 right pieces, 40 pieces with two rights. A shop had to pay 70-75 lek for a “Marlboro”. Nevertheless, in Tirana such packs are sold for 120-130 lek each, which allows the sellers to profit. All these packs are suspected to be smuggled goods and, according to some reports, may be part of the cigarettes seized in Trieste. For several days a report has been circulating in Albania that a quantity of “Marlboro” cigarettes with radioactive content has been discovered in Italy and that part of them may have entered our country. From Rome to Tirana, the alarm also reached the Albanian market. Street vendors, small shops, and roadside selling points are offering “Marlboro” packs without fiscal stamps or with suspicious markings. These are precisely the packs that have raised consumers’ concerns. Health authorities have not yet issued a full official notice, but sellers continue to market them freely. Because of the lack of checks, buyers do not know how to distinguish the regular product from the smuggled one. Some of the packs have faded color, unclear writing, and an unusual seal. The news coming from Italy has led many citizens to temporarily avoid buying the well-known brand. Some traders claim they obtained the goods through informal channels, while others deny any connection with the cargoes being discussed. In the absence of laboratory verification in Albania, only doubt and consumer fear remain. (The above article continues on page 5)

Army AN-2 aircraft for domestic routes TIRANA — A military aircraft will be converted for passenger transport. This was announced by aviation specialists and is linked to the need to create domestic air routes. According to them, AN-2 aircraft can be used for short flights between cities. The idea has emerged at a time when land transport is difficult and the road infrastructure has many shortcomings. The relevant ministry is examining the possibility of adapting existing military aviation equipment for civilian needs. Specialists maintain that the planes could be used on routes such as Tirana–Kukës, Tirana–Korçë, or Tirana–Gjirokastër, if the small runways are improved. According to them, the cost of adaptation would be lower than buying new aircraft. However, many technical interventions are needed for safety and certification. The project is under review and there is still no exact start date. On a military aircraft, to passenger aircraft

THE AMBUSH MASSACRE IN THE VILLAGE OF FUSHË-KRUJË CANNOT BE REPAIRED BY THE ALBANIAN STATE TIRANA — Two days after the massacre in Fushë-Krujë, new details have been made public. Relatives of the victims and residents of the area say the event has deeply shaken public opinion. According to them, the violence used and the organized ambush show the degradation of order and the malfunctioning of the state. Numerous shocking reactions have come from different political and social circles. Some of the responses call on law enforcement bodies to quickly clarify the event and punish the perpetrators. The incident, described as one of the most serious criminal acts of recent times, has sparked debate about security in the country. Various statements say that revenge, weapons, and the lack of control are creating a dangerous climate. Citizens are calling for a greater police presence and serious intervention by institutions. Otherwise, there are warnings of even graver consequences for social life and for trust in the state.

At the Balkan Youth Championships ROMANIA — For the first time, Albanian athletics has achieved such a result in a Balkan youth event. Albanian athletes won three medals, marking a good performance in several disciplines. The team coaches described the result as encouraging and said it could serve as an incentive for more serious preparation. The medals were won in running and jumping events, according to the initial reports. The success has been well received by sports fans and is considered a sign of the return of Albanian athletics to the regional stage. The Albanian delegation is expected to return home soon. Formula 1: Prost five times

Deputy Minister Lajzari highlights the contribution of cooperation with Pufi BARI — In this detached director in the agricultural protocol, talks are underway on a joint project between Italy and Albania. The aim is assistance to increase production and improve technology in the agricultural sector. At the meeting, the possibility of sending specialists, seeds, and necessary equipment was discussed. The Italian side expressed its readiness to support modernization programs in several agricultural areas of Albania. Cooperation is also expected to focus on veterinary services, irrigation, and the training of technicians. The talks are part of broader economic contacts between the two countries.

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