Rama: Council of Europe should apologize, the report filled with nonsense brought the Special Court to life

Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama claimed he could not say whether Russia was part of the recent cyberattack, but according to him is a history of organ trafficking that was launched by Russia.

After the first Intergovernmental Conference between the EU and Albania, he said there is no evidence of organ trafficking.

“Sic noticed this Hague court was created on the basis of this report, because it has been this bullshit-filled report that has exactly brought this Special Court to life. Many independent investigations into this have been made in Albania and Kosovo, and have brought no evidence of this charge -- zero, absolute zero percentage of organ trafficking”.

Now what we're looking for is to say to the world that this was a masquerade and this masquerade through an incalculable amount of mud thrown against the whole country, against an independent state such as Kosovo and the entire liberation war. It's not a charge. It's evidence. There is evidence of who knows how many investigations there have been of human organs trafficking organised by the KLA leadership that has actually been the victim of a worldwide organised attack. Now no one should try to confuse him in another way -- no matter what the process is happening or the charges or the evidence at The Hague. It's a shame page of the Council of Europe and the Council of Europe must find the courage to stand up and say sorry, because you can't, and with institutions so demographic they can't do that, in a country where terrible things happened and we've experienced them under Soviet dictatorship. Nothing personal, but this is something that needs to be known by its name until there's a little bit of proof of counter”.

Rama further said it is impossible to accuse an entire nation that was freed from the strong effort of the coalition of democratic states, and thanks to a liberation army, despite an ethnic cleansing machine of Slobodan Milosevic, and all of a sudden thrown into the biggest depths of media and journalistic waste.

“It's about the media, but it's about the report, and it's about one person's report, but those who have supported the entire Council of Europe”, he said.