Albanian opposition storms parliament, sets off flares and smoke bombs
- Opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament session, accusing the prime minister of downplaying ongoing antigovernment protests.
- The leader of Albania’s opposition has branded members of the government as “criminals”, while he and fellow lawmakers disrupted a parliamentary session by setting off flares and smoke bombs.
- Sali Berisha and other opposition members stormed parliament in the capital, Tirana, on Thursday in support of demonstrators, who are demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation.
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- Opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament session, accusing the prime minister of downplaying ongoing antigovernment protests.
- The leader of Albania’s opposition has branded members of the government as “criminals”, while he and fellow lawmakers disrupted a parliamentary session by setting off flares and smoke bombs.
- Sali Berisha and other opposition members stormed parliament in the capital, Tirana, on Thursday in support of demonstrators, who are demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation.
Sources: Al Jazeera