All that happened at the Gramsh weapons plant, what the Russians did.

He has immediately announced the head of the guard that a person has entered the territory and attempted to take photo”. Both soldiers later urged him to stop, the young M.Z. While the latter has tried to leave, it has been stopped by the military, despite the fact that at this moment he has used a paralyzing spray to them, throwing it in their faces.

While the young Russian man was accompanied to the Gramshi station, the military police, have noticed two other people suspected of accompanying the young Russian man who had entered Uzina. According to the defence ministry's announcement, the 33-year-old Russian woman and 25-year-old Ukrainian were detained by police not far from the Uzina, while traveling in a Ukrainian license vehicle.

The two soldiers who made it possible for the ban on the young man who had entered Uzis were rushed to a capital hospital because of visual problems provoked by paralyzing spray.

Toxicology, Djegie-Plastics and ORL specialised teams have conducted full consultation and examinations for the two soldiers exposed to irritant gas, who are receiving the necessary medical treatment and are in a stable condition, without acute poison problems”, the Health Ministry announced in a report.

Defence Minister Niko Peleshi personally contacted the two military men by expressing to them the gratitude they sacrificed to protect a strategic object”. While Army Chief of General Staff Brigadier General Arben Kiggi visited them at the hospital.

At the moment, it is not known what was the purpose of Russian and Ukrainian citizens arrested. In a response to the event, Prime Minister Edi Rama said they “are suspected of spying”, speaking of a delicate “event”. Representatives of the Military Police and the Intelligence and Security Agency have been engaged in the dawning of it and in co-operation with the Department of Criminal Police and the State Police Directorate of Antiterror.

Albanian authorities have officially addressed the Russian Embassy in Tirana, requesting information and explanations for citizens arrested in the evening.

The Gramshi plant, built in 1962, produced weapons in the past, originally wood rifle “Simonov”, a 7.62 mm calibre, and then a Kalashnikov. It has then been used to provide production services to the defence industry with its high precision machinery or repairs. While up until a year ago, it was used to demonstrate excess weapons. / VOA