The leader of Albania’s Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has reacted sharply after the meeting held in Budva between Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq, naming them the Balkan gangsters.
In a public response, Berisha has claimed that the two leaders have common positions against Albanians and Kosovo, while accusing them of links to crime and close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
He has also criticised Rama and Vuciqi’s attitudes towards students, elections and sanctions against Russia, claiming that both pose a risk to peace and stability in the region.
Berisha has also mentioned their meeting in Budva, where, according to him, Rama had named Vuciqi as Serbia’s best prime minister after Nikola Pqapitı.
The DP leader has reiterated his accusations against the two leaders, linking them with claims of co-operation with criminal groups and using encrypted communications. These charges are part of Berisha’s statements and are not presented in his response as proven facts.
In the end, Berisha has named Rama and Vuciqi as a danger to Balkan stability, criticising their political reports and attitudes towards Kosovo.
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