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Prime Minister Edi Rama reacted after the clashes recorded during the protest in front of the Parliament, using harsh tones towards the protesters, whom he described as "weak-hearted" and claiming that the violence was the product of "black harvest" and "foreign hands".
Prime Minister Edi Rama continues to insult protesters, whom he calls "heartless losers." This reaction of the Prime Minister comes after tensions were registered during the protest held this Thursday in front of the Parliament, where there were tensions between protesters and State Police forces.
The head of government described the shift to physical violence as a result of what he called "the black chorus of heartless losers on Tirana's political-media boulevard."
Rama says that patience is still needed and then it's time for reflection.
"The transition to physical violence is the only thing that can now be produced by the black crust of the heartless losers of Tirana's political-media boulevard, the collectors of criminal precedents and the foreign hands behind them! We still need patience and then it's time for reflection ," Rama wrote on the social network X.
Rama added that "patience is still needed and then it's time for reflection." A statement that, although evasive, implies some new move or decision on his part.
The transition to physical violence is the only thing that can now be produced by the black crust of the heartless losers of Tirana's political-media boulevard, the collectors of criminal precedents and the foreign hands behind them!
— Edi Rama (@ediramaal) July 2, 2026
We still need patience and then it's time for reflection????❤️
The Prime Minister's reaction comes after incidents that occurred during the protest in front of the Parliament, where clashes were recorded between protesters and police. During the protest, pepper spray was used by law enforcement, while several people were escorted and arrested.
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