The 94th day of the ongoing protest outside the Prime Minister’s office was marked by heightened tensions between demonstrators and law enforcement. Reports indicated that police authorities made 13 arrests during the day. According to journalistic accounts, among those detained were three identified protest organizers: Dritan Goxhaj, Arvina Lleshi, and Edison Lika.
The afternoon saw demonstrators attempting to gain access to the Prime Minister’s office, leading to confrontations with the established police cordon. These clashes resulted in one officer sustaining an injury. The individuals arrested were listed as D.G., J.M., E.L., E.A., S.B., L.Gj., V.Sh., F.M., D.A., B.M., A.Ll., Y.B., and A.K.
Conversely, three individuals—M.J., A.T., and A.G.j—were reported as having been released. Throughout the proceedings, protesters reportedly resisted police efforts and managed to block several entrances and exits of the significant government building. This resistance occurred while the institution housed the Prime Minister remained occupied by the protest activities.
The day’s events underscore the persistent nature of the protest and the resulting friction between demonstrators and security forces surrounding the core seat of government.
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