"I don't know what to say about the wiretapping" - Ron Yefet's Albanian partner: He will invest 70 million euros, and it has already started! We will spend billions at the end of the year, you will see

2026-09-10 21:51:33Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"I don't know what to say about the wiretapping" - Ron

Arjeta Puca, the Albanian entrepreneur of Tima Albania, who is involved in collaboration with American-Israeli businessman Ron Yefet, has spoken about her acquaintance with the latter and the business agreement, as she decided to sell him part of her shares.

In an interview for "Opinion", Arjeta Puca revealed that she met Ron Yefet at a businessmen's meeting and the share deal with him was made depending on the investments he would bring to TIMAK.

"We were at a businessmen's meeting. We got to know each other there and talked about how we could collaborate together. Ron Yefet would invest 70 million euros. He has started and brought about major projects. At the end of the year, we will pass into billions, you will see," she said.

Businessman Ron Yefet appeared in a series of wiretaps released by former Deputy Prime Minister in exile, Arben Ahmetaj, in which he appeared in communication with several Ukrainian citizens, communicating about arms trafficking from Albania.

"I saw Ronn Yefe's wiretapping on TV and I have no reaction. I don't know what to say about it, whoever wants to, can come and check, we are open," said Albanian partner Arjeta Puca, when asked about Ron Yefe's wiretapping.

Journalist and moderator Blendi Fevziu asked her what TIMAK is currently producing for Albania and whether, referring to the wiretapping, her company is involved in talks, especially with Ukraine, but she denied it.  

"We are now producing tactical trucks, tactical vehicles, fire engines. We produce for Albania now, all of them. We take foreign brands and adapt the chassis and body parts, according to needs. Later, we will also produce for export."

"We have talked with many countries, but we currently have no communication with Ukraine. We have talked with African countries. We produce armored vehicles, fire engines, mobile clinics," said entrepreneur Arjeta Puca.


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