"The Sun" reveals the PLAN: The weapons seized for England were trafficked by a group in Tropoja with connections to London!

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"The Sun" reveals the PLAN: The weapons seized for England were
The Sun

A firearms traffic route from Albania to Great Britain has been "destroyed" by SPAK.

Glock pistols and a Kalashnikov were some of the types of weapons preferred by Albanian groups based in Great Britain.

According to the British media "The Sun", the weapons and hundreds of cartridges were ordered for the Albanian gangs in England, which fight for the territory of drug sales and prostitution areas in London.

The State Police in Albania found the weapons while they were being prepared to be sent to England. Three people have been arrested in Tirana,  Adulla Hoxhaj , 44 years old,  Bojken Turtulli , 21 years old, and Rifat Avdiaj , 62 years old, while others are wanted. 

Although the arrests were made in Tirana, it seems that the "epicenter" of the group was in Tropoja, in the north of Albania.

"Since the late 1990s, gangs from Tropoja have been active in Albanian communities in the East and South East London boroughs of Woolwich, Stratford and Barking. Mobsters involved in prostitution, cocaine smuggling and cannabis farms are suspected of increasing their power to fire to attack rivals," writes "The Sun".

Ervin Karamuco, professor of criminology at the State University of Tirana, said:  Criminal groups in Albania have created an arsenal of modern weapons and accessories to supply their associates in the UK. The weapons were secured in Turkey and the Serbian illegal market and could have been used by anyone – including terrorists .”

Weapons route

It was the officials at the Albanian port of Durrës who found the weapons through the scanner, while their destination was an address in Luton. 

"The Sun" reveals the PLAN: The weapons seized for England were

The van, a white Mercedes registered in Britain, was due to travel by ferry to the Italian port of Ancona, two days' drive from the UK.


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