Sali Berisha commented on Prime Minister Edi Rama's interview with the Estonian daily " Postimees ", where he focused on the head of government's criticism of Europe and Russia.
Ironically, the head of the blue headquarters said that Rama has 'started giving advice to Europe about Russia'.
Berisha: The journalist asked him in Estonia, after listing the accusations of corruption. His answer was: “That's why the European Commission and other institutions value us, because of these stupid things that are said against us.” This was the answer of a man who has lost his mind and now, as a registered Russian asset or influencer, has started giving advice to Europe about Russia. He tells them that Vladimir Vladimirovich addresses Putin as if he were an employee in the Russian administration. In the administration, they don't call him President Putin for rapprochement, but Vladimir Vladimirovich. That Vučić told him, that's what he said there.