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Israel-Hamas ceasefire/ Berisha: Tirana sided with Kim Jong Un and Iran by not welcoming the agreement

2025-10-15 13:33:00, Politikë CNA

Israel-Hamas ceasefire/ Berisha: Tirana sided with Kim Jong Un and Iran by not

The Chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, is giving his speech to the media before the meeting of the DP Parliamentary Group. Berisha spoke about the achievement of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which he said was achieved thanks to Trump's efforts for peace.

While speaking about the countries that welcomed the agreement, Berisha said that Tirana, by not reacting, sided with North Korea's Kim Jong Un and the leaders of Iran.

"Last weekend, a peace agreement was signed in Sharm el Sheikh. The first phase of the agreement between Israel and Hamas was implemented. This was achieved after the efforts of President Trump. This agreement is also supported by us, in this position that we are in. We hope that Hamas fulfills the commitments it has made and that the agreement is consolidated into a peace agreement. One of the most important moments was the US air operation in Tehran. If there is an event that repeats history, it is the airstrike ordered by Donald Trump on Tehran.

All nuclear plants were damaged without anyone being killed. Iran was disarmed by the potential it tried to create and posed a major danger. This stopped the Israel-Iran war and this opened the perspective to reach where we are today. This agreement was also welcomed by Vu?i? and the Chinese Foreign Minister. This was passed over in silence by Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, the Iran of the Ayatollahs and Tirana of Ramaduro. Meanwhile, Albania is a NATO member country, and a country with strong ties with Israel, but also with Palestine. There has always been an accredited Palestinian ambassador here. But what happened with the Tirana phone will be known in the coming weeks, but this is a reprehensible attitude", said Berisha. /CNA





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