The Albanian and Belgian authorities have launched a series of letters of order to arrest and extradite Valmir Kola, the main suspected author of the murder of Briken Sanaj, in Kodra e Diellit in Tirana, about two months ago.
It seems that the assassination attempt on Sanaj was well thought out in Belgium, where Valmir Kola, also known as Vladimir, lived for years.
From Europol's data, it has emerged that a week before the incident, Kola had traveled from Belgium to Spain by plane and then to Montenegro. From there, he entered our country illegally, where on October 24, 6 days before the murder, he met in Shengjin with two Kosovar citizens from whom he bought the Mercedes Benz car he used in the crime.
Reliable sources close to the investigative group told "Abc" that it was with this car that Kola traveled from Shengjin to Tirana on October 26 and for 4 days in a row he best observed the area in Kodra e Diellit, where he and the murder of Briken Sanaj.
The same sources explained that on the way, Kola made several stops, and his identification was made by examining the security cameras.
As strong evidence, the police also have the footage of the cameras in the bar where the sale and purchase of the car took place, as well as the chassis number of the vehicle that he burned in Kodër-Kashar.
After committing the murder, Valmir Kola left again for Belgium 3 days after the crime illegally.
According to the police, the murder of Briken Sanaj was carried out for revenge. The conflict between the two families started 10 years ago due to the harassment of a girl. At that time, the victim's brother and the perpetrator's brother were involved in the fight.
The police have also announced Valmir Kola's brother, Agustin Kola, who is in Spain, as a person who may have knowledge of the crime.
While the two Kosovans, Kened Antoni and Gjelosh Krasniqi, who sold the car to Kola, are wanted for supporting the perpetrator of the crime, as well as for not reporting the crime.