Journalist Eni Ferhati said in an interview with journalist Sidorela Gjoni that it is very difficult for the video that was claimed to have come from a phone of a person who is under investigation by SPAK, to have come from the offices of the Special Prosecutor's Office.
He said that all this may have been done to decrease or reduce the importance of SPAK's work.
He also told that when journalists go to SPAK for meetings with Chief Prosecutor Dumani, on the second floor where the digital laboratory is, they are not even allowed to turn their heads, but are accompanied by guards.
"This could be information to refute the work of the SPAK, look at what the Special Prosecutor's Office deals with, it hits it in a way that I believe creates quite an impact. It was claimed that this video came from SPAK, there is a SPAK digital laboratory on the second floor that we have not been able to see what it is like. When we enter, the guards tell us to keep our heads straight. That's why we have to be serious and be careful of the thirst for clicks or to be in the center of attention because they can be used by different journalists", said Eni Ferhati.
Meanwhile, Klodiana Lala added:
"We don't even see the door, because the guard is accompanying us. Then you can't throw everything in the public, it's not just the journalist who is not, but also needs to be investigated".
During the weekend it was hinted that a semi-erotic video of a well-known moderator had been released by the Special Prosecutor's Office.