The tearful Elvira requires the return of sisters from Syria (VIDEO)

 

I've seen that video a hundred times. He called them for more than three hours, and when he found them, there was no greater joy for us family members”.

So began her story with tears in her eyes, Elvira Bajrami.

The soul hurts. Tuesday evening, from her home in Tirana, she spotted her sister at A2's reportage within the Al Hawl camp in Syria. It's my sister. She's gone to Syria with her family. 6 people from my family have gone to Syria in 2015 now for 6 years. Perhaps I am not correct because I have experienced much stress. First the brother left, then the parents weren't far away from him. First we had contacts and then things got worse. The last contact with Mom was with Mom a month ago with a message, while in a voice not”, she tells about A2 camera, Elvira Bajrami.

In his few and rare conversations with his mother, he has learned that women in the family are in a notorious catch for 7 months.

Girl Isa is 8. I was born with a sister there who turns 4 in February. The brother is 19 years old, 11 years old from Albania. I asked for help from state structures even at the prime minister's platform, but I didn't have any answers. No one has requested their ID”, following her confession with tears in Elvira's eyes.

Burnned by homesickness and concern for the family, Elvira's prayer to the State is just one.

The state will return as soon as possible. I ask the state to do it as soon as possible. Speed up procedures. I ask the prime minister to do something for my family. The sister looks funny on video the way she was. I pray to the state that even for men if they have done anything to make the prison in Albania”, Elvira Bajrami adds.

Until he has his family near Elvira, today the mother of three children can enjoy only photographs. Its call also joins the husband, Rifati, currently imam of the Mezez mosque, one of the former hot remains of extremists before 2015, but currently the mosque under the jurisdiction of the Albanian Muslim Community.

“I ask the state to enable the return of these people as soon as they are victims of what happened. The time has come for them to return and come to their country”, said imam Rifat Bajrami.