Tensions in Tirana did not end at Police Commissariat No. 3. Protesters returned to the boulevard and headed toward the Prime Minister’s Office, in a situation that, according to developments reported from the scene, was again accompanied by clashes between the crowd and police forces.
From Commissariat No. 3 to the boulevard
The movement of the protesters came after clashes and the tense situation reported earlier near Police Commissariat No. 3.
With the return to the boulevard, the protest once again shifted to one of the most sensitive points of the capital, with the march moving in the direction of the Prime Minister’s Office building.
March toward the Prime Minister’s Office amid uncertainty over further clashes
At the reported moment, protesters were continuing their movement toward the Prime Minister’s Office, while on the ground the risk of further clashes with police remained open.
The dynamics of the situation suggested that tensions had not subsided, but were shifting from one point to another in central Tirana.
Stones and tear gas reported again
According to the version reported from the scene, protesters again began throwing stones at police officers.
On the other side, police forces responded again with tear gas, further worsening the climate of confrontation on the boulevard.
The images and developments reported show an escalation of the situation in the center of the capital, with confrontations shifting from the commissariat to the area near the Prime Minister’s Office.
It remains essential for the dynamics of the police intervention and the level of force used on the ground to be fully clarified, in a protest that is continuing under high tension.