Prime Minister Edi Rama has made a strong public statement regarding an incident that, according to him, was prevented just two days earlier.

During a public communication, Rama said that an explosive-laden drone had been neutralized and that, according to him, its intended target was the Prime Minister’s Office.

“Two days ago, an explosive-laden drone intended to strike the Prime Minister’s Office was neutralized,” Rama said.

The head of government described the episode as extremely serious and linked it to the tense atmosphere and recent developments in the country.

Rama said that young people and students have the right to express their dissatisfaction and demands, but claimed that the situation had also been exploited by other individuals or groups with different interests.

He focused particularly on the drone incident, arguing that such an act could not be considered a spontaneous reaction.

According to Rama, a “foreign hand” was behind the episode, while he spoke of attempts aimed at provoking instability and tension in the country.

The prime minister’s statement immediately attracted attention and turned the reported drone incident into one of the most discussed topics of the day.

Rama did not provide further technical details during the communication about how the drone was neutralized or who may have been involved.

Attention now remains focused on further developments and any additional information that may emerge regarding the incident.