How and who guarded Zelensky in Tirana? From Ukrainian agents, snipers, RENEA and the van with the trunk open...

2024-02-28 19:16:33Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
How and who guarded Zelensky in Tirana? From Ukrainian agents, snipers, RENEA
How and who guarded Zelensky in Tirana

Tirana has returned to normality, at least for a few hours, until the start of the next summit, the one that takes place tomorrow between the leaders of the Western Balkans and the European Union, which comes 24 hours after the Ukraine Summit where President Volodymyr Zelensky also participated.

The movement of vehicles after Zelensky's departure is continuing normally on the streets of the capital, which were blocked for more than 12 hours, while security measures are expected to be strict even on Thursday.

According to A2CNN, Zelensky's back, in addition to the many Ukrainian agents who were seen to have landed together with him in Tirana, was protected by agents of the RENEA special forces, but also many civilians who armored the streets of the capital.

There were also snipers on the terraces of the main state buildings such as the Prime Minister's Office and the Assembly, but also on the Palace of Congresses where the summit took place.

"As for Zelenski's physical security, there was an increased number of the Albanian National Security Forces, but also of the RENEA special forces. We managed to identify at least two RENEA vehicles, one of them civilian, standing with the trunk open and the special forces on standby for any kind of uncertainty. This has not happened in any visit of this level to Albania. This time, unlike the visit of the Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, where there were many citizens who wanted to pass within the security perimeter, the police thought that all citizens who have their residences in the area of ​​the former Block and the area of ​​the Elbasani road and the connecting roads that bring you to the Pyramid, the Prime Minister's Office or Mother Teresa Square, should address the police officers and tell them where they are going."


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