The opposition caused incidents in parliament today, in the first session after the imprisonment of Democratic MP Ervin Salianji.
Outside parliament, chairs were set on fire, while speaker Elisa Spiropali attempted to shoot with the leg of a chair. The latter said that the Assembly returned to the scene of crime and demanded that the law enforcement authorities act.
But MP Flamur Noka, who was in charge of today's protest in the Assembly and was subsequently expelled from the session, says he doesn't care if he is arrested.
In the "Zone Zero" show with journalist Milaim Zeka, he said that civil disobedience and mass protests will continue, until the fall of the "Rama regime".
Part of the conversation in Top News:
Milaim Zeka: Can you be arrested with this act?
Flag Noka: I don't care, I don't care what the party's SKAP thinks, we're there to tell him I'm setting fire to Albania, think carefully.
Tomorrow at 12 o'clock you will see the opposition front, the stance, and the joint opposition reaction to the October 7 protest. We have overthrown the regime of Enver Hoxha, which has been even more savage, and we will bring down this regime too. Sanctioning Maduro is political, all by George Soros. They found no evidence or fact.