Dosti attacks Rama after UN speech: Calls him a “sworn anti-Albanian until death

Publicist Adriatik Riza Dosti reacted on Facebook following the speech by Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama at the United Nations.

In his post, Dosti leveled strong criticism at Rama, challenging his statements and the way Albania was represented at the UN, according to the publicist.

He also addressed the protests in Tirana, which, based on the positions Dosti attributes to the prime minister, are linked not only to opposition to the government but also to international developments and interests.

Dosti described Rama as a “sworn anti-Albanian until death” and wrote that, in his latest UN speech, he had again made statements that, in Dosti’s view, were unacceptable.

According to the publicist’s reaction, Rama described the expression “Albania belongs to Albanians” as disgusting.

Dosti also claimed that the prime minister portrayed the protesters in Tirana as people without an identity, incited and financed by foreign agencies, who were protesting against him and the government.

The post also mentioned the position that America had betrayed Hashim Thaçi first, while Joe Biden and others who, according to Dosti, were connected to the matter were not present at that meeting.

Another accusation conveyed by Dosti concerned the interpretation of the protest in Tirana as an anti-Semitic movement and as part of an international conspiracy against Netanyahu, centered in the Albanian capital.

The publicist wrote that these statements had been made by Albania’s still-serving Prime Minister Edi Rama during his latest UN speech, in a hall that, according to his description, was almost empty, with Rama appearing to be speaking alone, abandoned by everyone.

Dosti also criticized the placement of the prime minister’s wife, Linda, in a seat where, according to protocol, Albania’s foreign minister usually sits.

“I am more than certain that even the bravest madman would not dare to speak like this,” he wrote.

At the end of his reaction, Dosti used the expression “Shame!”, linking it to Rama’s positions and words.