“The special forces leave, terror arrives”
RENEA mega-operation, 32 suspects end up in cells
Fear still in Vorë. Residents: “Don’t leave us alone.” Troops continue anti-terror operations
VORË - Fear and uncertainty are mounting on the eve of the police operation in Vorë. Residents of this area openly express concern that with the departure of the special forces, gangs, robberies and vendettas could return. At least this emerges from the talks held yesterday between government representatives and the residents of this area.
On the other hand, the capture of armed individuals is continuing. Tanks have once again taken up position with RENEA and the special units, giving the residents of Vorë a sense of security. Numerous police officers took part in last night’s operation, supported by army forces as well. Police sources say several people suspected of robberies and involvement in armed groups have been arrested.
Sunday evening was extremely tense. In several cases, residents have asked that the roadblocks not be removed and that checks continue. Some young people have been questioned, while the special forces have searched several homes and suspected locations.
Police say the operation will continue until calm is restored. Representatives of local government and the central government tried to reassure residents that the situation would remain under control. Meanwhile, the number of detained persons has risen to 32.
Some of the weapons seized are automatic weapons, hand grenades and quantities of ammunition. The operation is considered one of the largest carried out in this area since this year’s unrest.
Fear still in Vorë. Residents: “Don’t leave us alone.” Troops continue anti-terror operations
Police in corruption? Five squad chiefs removed
The visa story
Police in corruption?
Five squad chiefs removed
TIRANA - Five squad commanders in police units have also been dismissed. The changes follow the wave of reshuffles made in recent days in the law-and-order structures. Official sources say mid-level leaders have been removed from their posts because of suspicions of abuse and corruption.
It is learned that the changes are also linked to the visa issue, where procedural violations and inappropriate contacts with interested persons were found. Although there is still no full public announcement, the ministry is expected to provide clarifications about the disciplinary measures.
In police circles these changes are seen as part of a broader reform to restore public trust. Unofficial sources say the checks could extend to other sectors as well.
Fier, tragedy averted after ten hours of battling the flames
If it had happened, the whole city would have been blown up
FIER - Tragedy hovered over the city of Fier for several hours. A powerful fire broke out in a fuel depot, and only after ten hours of effort was it possible to contain the flames. Authorities said the situation was extremely critical and that there was a risk the explosion could spread to populated areas.
Firefighters, police and the army intervened with numerous vehicles, while residents of nearby neighborhoods were kept ready for evacuation. According to local sources, strong winds and high temperatures made the operation very difficult.
Fortunately there were no victims, but the material damage is considerable. Preliminary investigations are focusing on the possible causes of the fire and the safety conditions at the site.
Yesterday, Tishe officially “sealed” the scandal over the rules
Is it called or heard
TIRANA - Office scenes, accusations, disputes and violations of regulations have become the subject of heated debate. Sources close to the administration speak of a decision yesterday that de facto sealed a scandal that had been announced for days.
According to these sources, a series of documents and procedures were signed in violation of the rules. The matter is expected to have further developments and administrative investigations have not been ruled out.
There have been different reactions in official circles, while the opposition has called for full transparency. It is still not known whether those responsible will come forward publicly to clarify the decision-making.
WITHDRAWAL, “THE TRACK CAN’T HOLD UP”
TIRANA - The fuel crisis and obstacles in vehicle movement are creating new problems in transport. On an important road section, vehicles have been forced to be pulled back, while drivers complain that the track is damaged and can no longer handle traffic.
Residents and transport operators are calling for swift intervention from the authorities. According to them, if the situation continues like this, supplies and the movement of people will be blocked even more in the coming days.
MEKSI ORDERED
Removal of officials: Here is the story
Removal of officials:
Here is the story
The document signed by Meksi
Cardini’s removal; “Nano did it to me”
THE FORMER HEAD OF SHIK SPEAKS
Cardini’s removal;
“Nano did it to me”
20 NANO
As if it were in front of a crowd after the end of a parliamentary session held in Tirana, Shkëlzen Maliqi made public that the head of the inspection for the economy had been removed by the then prime minister. According to him, the order had come directly from Fatos Nano.
The former head of the services says the decision was taken after the meeting ended and that the order given was not documented. “For me it was clear that they were removing me from office,” he said.
Mukim
SHIK’s removal after Nano’s orders
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