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Massive brawl in Saranda, 6 people escorted to the police

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2024-03-04 22:52:00, Opinione Ilir Levonja

Albania account

NATO spent about 55 million euros in Kuçovo and today Albania has an air base of the western rank. So 55 million euros, which is obviously a quality investment and without pockets or bribes. Anyone who knows a little about the military logic of the time, tools, communication panels, or logistics, runways, silos, etc., understands very well how efficient and how well-spent the investment was. The Albanian government spent 100 million euros, not for a military base, but for a mandatory civilian program, so-called Check Up, etc.

And today nothing exists. There is only one news, that a former minister goes and appears every Friday at SPAK under the pretext that he is helping justice. Now think about it and judge for yourself why Albania is never done. Think about what the world does with 55 million euros in Albania and what an Albanian government does.

Now think and judge for yourself that Albania could have two more bases today if these 100 million Euros of Check Up had been well spent, or had been invested properly. However, Albania today does not have any military base, the one that was reborn belongs to NATO, although it has been a place of large bases. Even its former military world, wards, tunnels and fortifications, have been given with private concessions within some programs of 1 euro per square meter, or strategic investments, that is, they have been sold. Judge for yourself what macabre thefts.

There were over 100 or so planes and today they barely buy 3 drones of the Turkish Bajraktar type for 4 million dollars each. And worst of all, there is no army at all. There are no more weapons production factories, because if there were, you would have made money in sacks, as Bulgaria is doing. There are no longer any train tracks, although there were about 80% of the territory with train tracks. Today, he is waiting with his eyes on Europe for funds, supposedly to reconnect Durrës with Tirana and beyond.

There is a 130 million euro government fine from a prime minister's pretext against an Italian investor named Agon Chanel or Becchetti. Think for yourself that this money could have rehabilitated the Albanian railway network, not only from Tirana to Durrës, but to the point where it was almost ready to connect with the region.

And none of these are today neither arrested nor in prison, but in full freedom, they even govern. They have personal television networks, podcasts, other platforms where they can eat you alive, regardless of the public murder you have done to the country and are doing to it day by day. February, Albania and Albanians who are happy to be buried by thieves./ CNA