Prime Minister Edi Rama started this Sunday morning with a reaction from his office regarding the protests of recent days.
"The damage is not small, but it can be repaired," he declared, while emphasizing that he has tried not to fall into the trap of blind violence that seeks blood.
With a stone in his hand, he said "that weapon can also become deadly." According to him, it is not the students who are protesting, but a "paid fire group."
He reiterated with conviction that the person behind the violent protests is the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha.
"That idiot who comes out and calls for violence from morning to night and from those around him, who are just like him, neutered and aggressive."
Rama revealed what he believes is behind this revolt.
"Yesterday, surprisingly for everyone, but not for me! The mystifier of imperialist Russia spoke, now Albania is showing its true colors, a courageous, Orthodox people! Another hand is the Khomeiniist Republic of Iran. At dinner, clowns gather who hymn violence in the salons of traditional media, among whom there are very few who say a word against violence. Maybe they are terrorized and I don't blame them, because the moment has come, but the day will not come when people will be terrorized for what they think."