Edi Rama without regrets that citizens are fleeing, attacks British Prime Minister

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has criticised British Prime Minister Rizi Sunak for bypass tactics in efforts to resolve the crisis of immigrants arriving in Great Britain with burmons through La Manshi.

Rama accused the government of treating in its interest the drama of reaching Albanian migrants at a time that they now make up only two percent of residents with burmons.

Rama's comments come at a time when Sunak is expected to announce that his plan to stop boats that trafficking immigrants through La Manshi is beginning to bear fruit.

Sunnak is expected to declare that the strong decline in the number of Albanians crossing the sea by boat shows that strong insistence on expulsions deter illegal immigrants.

However, Rama said, the British government cannot break free from propaganda. It's miserable and lame to treat a drama for political gain. Less than two percent of all British arrivals were from Albania. Keeping talking about Albanians is a low case of”.

The Albanian prime minister has not hesitated to criticise British ministers when they have spoken against Albanians, accusing Secretary of Interior Suella Braverman earlier, for distasteful “comments against Albanians, thus concludes the comment on Rama at “The Telegraph”.

As Rama's attack on Sunak and his cabinet is seen coming just as the British prime minister is expected to announce that the plan to prevent migrants is functioning.

Each according to his condition.

Rishi Sunak does not hide his enthusiasm for achieving his goal, for reducing illegal immigration, but neither does Edi Rama hide his frustration that is failing his country's plans for population.

His reaction except absurd is also dangerous for relations between the two countries. And it clearly shows that the solution it offers to Albanian citizens is to take the ways of the world.