Monika Kryemadhi appeared before reporters and camera operators in ironic tones shortly before the start of the court hearing related to the security measure against former SHISH chief Vlorë Hyseni. Her statement came at the entrance to the court, at a moment when attention is focused on the communications mentioned in this case.
Quip before entering the hearing
In her exchange with reporters, Kryemadhi spoke with irony and made comments related to developments around the Vlorë Hyseni case.
“How are you? How have you been? Are you ready, because you have a long day today?! Did you see how they switched off the radars. Love, what a great thing. No one switched off our radars, they switched them on for us,” she said before entering the court.
Reference to the file and communications
Kryemadhi’s comment was linked to the security measure case against the former SHISH director and to her communications with Ergys Agasi, mentioned in these proceedings.
At this stage, her statement remained at the level of political irony and was not accompanied by further clarification about the substance of the comments she made before the media.
Hearing in public focus
The presence of the media outside the court showed the high public interest this case has drawn, because of the profile of the people involved and the positions they have held in state institutions.
For precisely this reason, every statement made at the entrance to or exit from the court is also being read through the filter of political confrontation, beyond the judicial procedure itself.
The hearing involving Vlorë Hyseni has drawn attention not only for its procedural aspect, but also for the political messages accompanying it outside the courtroom.
In this climate, Kryemadhi’s quip added another element of noise around a case that remains under public scrutiny.