German journalist who published the wiretapping: Albania is a Mafia state, I have more evidence

I have had contact with Albanian investigators and policemen forced to leave Albania, with investigators, judicial police officers”, Tiede said.

He added, among other things, that there are other materials from the 339/1 file and that he will publish them too.

There's more materials, I won't say now than and what. For us from the German point of view, the issue is from domestic politics, whether a country like Albania can be accepted in the EU. If we overlook that some parts have made progress. I believe Tahiri is better known than I am. I file full. We have other materials we're going to publish to”, he said.

Teede even makes it clear that she thinks Albania is a Mafia state.

A media close to Rama says you haven't been to Albania...

Peter Tiede: (scoffs) All of this isn't real but bullshit. I was in Albania. Rama to talk to border employees. Take the opportunity to greet my fellow journalist there (Claude Lala) whom I have met in Albania.

How did you get past the T-system? IMS? Do you have a stamp on your passport?

Peter Tiede: I haven't checked the passport, but I've come to Albania a few times. I've also officially met with the head of the War Crimes Court, I can ask Mr. Rama, I've been to Crewe, Vlora, and the areas around Kukes. I have also been to Macedonia. Border border police probably have problems like Mr. Rama.

From the wiretaps you published and other evidence you think the state used the mafia to buy votes or the Mafia runs this place?

Peter Tiede: This is not only my judgment, but also the judgment of Albanian investigators, but also foreign intelligence services: Albania is a Mafia state. Under Rama's direction we have an increase, drug distribution across Albania. It's the interaction between the mafia and politics in Albania. I'm sorry for your beautiful country, but the effects of this co-operation seem all over the country.