The 133rd anti-government protest has been accompanied by accusations against the police and demands for the investigation of senior officials. Activists Sidorela Vatnikaj and Arben Kola called for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. From the square in front of the prime minister's office, Vatnikaj declared that the court had deemed the arrests of two activists, detained for 72 hours after they had thrown eggs at the prime minister's car, illegal. She considered the decision a victory for the right to peaceful protest, while noting that another protester remains in custody.
The activist also criticized MP Belinda Balluku, raising accusations against her and opposing her participation in the parliamentary elections. She stated that the protesters will remain united, despite the pressures they claim are being exerted on them. On the other hand, Arben Kola called on SPAK and BKH to take action against politicians and officials suspected of corruption, regardless of political affiliation. He also sought the support of the new US ambassador, while also criticizing several media outlets, which he accused of being linked to political interests.
