Albanian opposition ends protest with Molotov, fireworks, Berisha seeks technical government

The “witness square of the Nation” was filled by Democratic Party sympathies who were in support of the blue camp for the latter's demands regarding a “technical government”.

The protest began with the national anthem. Some Democrats, who later followed in the statement, held by DP leader Sali Berisha.

Initially, Berisha shares a message with all citizens.

Honourable “PD directors, Allied, honoured MPs present in this protest. Brothers and sisters, I will launch this word with a message that this week, terrified by our previous protest, the government media did everything they could to put into oblivion. My message is this. Today we are at the last mile, with God's help nothing will stop us from winning. Today we are close to the great triumph. Most of the triumph can still be seen as far away from Albania's crossroads. But my friends, the opposition we've done together in recent years has been not easy.

A marathon horse full of narcostate violence, pressure and orvellian isolation against us but a Stoic resistance. Painful sacrifices to us.”, Berisha said.

Berisha said during his speech to the protesters that dictatorships do not go by vote, but by revolt.

“Today, most Albanians understand that Edi Rama does not go by vote, dictatorships do not go by vote, but they leave, collapse, revolt, and only by popular revolt, and here we are today”, the chief democrat said.

He reiterated charges against Prime Minister Edi Rama's government, saying “Today, most Albanians understand that Edi Rama heads the most dangerous criminal organisation in Europe. ”

This speech followed the request of the chief Democrat for a technical government.

“Tonight is the great call, it is our hour to unite to overthrow this government. To create a technical government, for new elections, for national interest, for the Albanian family...”, Berisha said, adding that this is the only solution for free and fair elections.

Shortly after Berisha's speech ended, protesters threw Molotovas and fireworks into the prime minister's building, which caused tensions, and their removal was done only through water and tear gas from the blues.

These Moldovans also brought some protesters injuries, as well as several officers who received first medical aid but were not reported for serious injuries, reports Tv Klan, broadcast Periscope.

The protest was later moved by the prime minister in front of the Republika Albania Parliament building.

At that point, in connection with these incidents, three protesters have been accompanied so far.

But, the association of these citizens, has brought about some of the Democratic Party figures with blue uniforms employees.

“O waste. Don't touch the boys or touch me! What am I supposed to calm down? You piece of shit? You're young men, but you're a piece of shit to know! /Periscope

Physical clashes between the DP deputy and police during the protest: Garbage, boys.

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