23.03.2026 14:30
During the protests held in Albania, demonstrators targeted Prime Minister Edi Rama's residence with Molotov cocktails and fireworks. As security measures were increased during the events, it was observed that the political tension in the country reflected in the streets.
Protests in Albania turned into violent actions. Demonstrators targeted Prime Minister Edi Rama's residence, launching attacks with Molotov cocktails and fireworks.
During the events in the capital Tirana, protesters faced off against security forces, while intense security measures were taken around the Prime Minister's residence. Footage showed the crowd throwing incendiary materials towards the residence and continuing the attack with fireworks.
TENSION SPILLED INTO THE STREETS
It is reported that the recent increase in political tension in the country and protests organized at the call of the opposition have become increasingly intense. During the demonstrations, clashes occasionally occurred between the police and protesters.
SECURITY MEASURES INCREASED
Authorities reported that after the events, security measures were increased around Prime Minister Edi Rama's residence, and an investigation into the attack was launched.
HIGH TENSION
Experts warn that the reflection of political tension in the streets of Albania could trigger new waves of protests across the country.