FACTS ABOUT THE MUNITIONS EXPORTS IN ’09, DOUBTS OVER THE DESTINATION OF THE MONEY. GOVERNMENT: WE SENT IT ONLY TO MONTENEGRO WEAPONS ARE SOLD, MONEY IS ‘HIDDEN’ Customs reveal the ‘Defense Ministry’: We collected 380 thousand USD UN report: They were sold to Yemen, Burundi and the Czech Republic. Defense Ministry: We collected 2.6 million USD from the sales. The different figures expose the institutions By TEDI BLUSHI In its annual report on exports, the General Directorate of Customs explains that in 2009 the Albanian state managed to collect, from the sale of weapons, munitions, parts and accessories for them, a sum of 38.1 million lek. However, according to another published report... On pages 2-3 1 Appendix 1. EXPORTS OF MILITARY GOODS IN 2009 DESTINATION M.L. CATEGORIES VALUE NUMBER OF LICENSES Montenegro ML1 2,546,690 USD 3 ML3 34,963 USD 3 Total 2,581,653 USD 2 Table No. 20 Exports according to HS chapters Table No. 20 Exports by HS Chapters 38.1 3 (In photo:) Facsimile of the Defense Ministry document confirming the export of 2.6 million USD. 2. Facsimile from customs confirming the export of 380 thousand USD. 3. UN report on exports from Albania

Dritan Hila: The negotiators of the agreement with Greece should be in prison today Reason for dismissal: Put Albania in a difficult position. Hila: I will show you the scandals By DARINA TANUSHI The former employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, diplomat Dritan Hila, was dismissed from his post 5 days ago after several critical articles in the press about Greek policy toward Albania, as well as Dik Marti’s statements. He explains in an interview for “Gazeta Shqiptare” that “the positions of the Albanian state are the positions of an institution that has been taken hostage or, referring to history, of a puppet state, which does not even need to be occupied in order to protect the interests of foreign powers.” Hila denounces major violations in the employment policy of the MFA. He has cast doubt on the meetings that were held for the water agreement with Greece, while he says... On page 8

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