"I'm leaving you these 2 packages," Basha replies to Rama: Either you're more stupid than an owl and your friends steal from you behind your back, or you're...

"Love", as Sali Berisha called it, between Lulzim Basha and Edi Rama has not stopped even tonight.

After Rama responded to Basha, who mocked him for his "comrades" who have ended up behind bars, as ministers, MPs and senior SP officials, the leader of the Euro-Atlantic Democrats did not delay his next message.

Rama responded to Basha's latest reply tonight with the song "Unikatili" that has characterized this 'clash' on social networks between them.

"Don't you understand that you can't do it anymore, no matter how many times you've tried, you've failed every time," were the lines used by Rama, while Basha responded by saying that " he's been a passenger all his life ," and that the helmsmen, a reference here to those who sign tenders, are already in prison 313.

"Oh Rame, stay a passenger, man. How could I not see you at the wheel once. Or did I forget, I don't know if you give them, others give them for you. Masanej firifiu takes them to your place or not? Well... Where are your friends, Rame? Where are the ones you put behind the wheel. The ones who signed for you. Okay, one in prison, two in prison, three in prison, four in prison, five in prison, six in prison. Yes, you, 313 with your friends with Rame," Basha says in the latest video.

Basha further ironically suggests that the prime minister may have been deceived by his former ministers who have gone to prison for corruption, finding a place here to compare him to an owl, a reference that Rama uses for the leader of the DP, Sali Berisha.

"Either you're more stupid than an owl and your friends steal from you behind your back. Or you're the mother of this job. You're the leader of the Gang. Oh, Rame, Rame," Basha says.

At the end, a coded message from Basha: "I have a message, if you let Çani, these two packages ," Basha says, implying a possible arrest of the head of government, as the expression was made famous by lawyer Maks Haxhia when former minister Saimir Tahiri was imprisoned.