Russian Embassy in Tirana has considered Illiterate the Albanian Politicians

 Russian Embassy in Tirana

 The Russian Embassy in Albania has reacted to the ruling majority's initiative to submit to the Assembly a draft resolution on foreign interference in Albania's electoral processes with Moscow's emphasis. The Socialist MP Ervin Bushati told to Report TV today that such a move came after the Russian donations to the DP. But Russia's diplomatic headquarters in Albania say there is no evidence of this and that everything is being done to justify the existing "clashes" in domestic politics. In a statement posted on its official Facebook page, the embassy does not spare the Socialist MP Ervin Bushati, who is the initiator of the draft resolution, while criticizing the US embassy in Tirana.

Embassy Commentary on US Policy in the Western Balkans Conference and the increasing of the Anti-Russian Hysteria
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We are familiar with the speeches given by speakers at the US Policy in the Western Balkans conference, as well as the plans of Albanian parliamentarians to adopt a resolution on 'foreign intervention'. Whenever we are accused of interfering in Tirana's internal affairs, we have been eagerly awaiting at least one more proof. But, our Albanian friends could not even present a proof. It is unfortunate that Albanian authorities fabricate mythical stories to justify the existing "clashes" in domestic politics from which we stand. It is unfortunate that all this is apparently happening under a tacit agreement of the US Embassy (ah yes, this is not called internal affairs interference). Worse still, after hearing the arguments of the author of the resolution, Mr. Ervin Bushati for some sort of virus, by which the Russians can 'infect' all computers in the Balkan region, we are convinced of the computer illiteracy of the creators of this 'work'.

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