Earlier in the day, Dehari said on Facebook that continuing the constitutive session without an agreement between the parties could further escalate the situation, leading to physical confrontations in the Parliament chamber.

Reacting to this warning, Ramadani asked what scenario Avni Dehari was warning about.

According to him, the way such statements are phrased by Vetëvendosje is a bad omen for something that, as he said, only they know about.

Ramadani also raised the question of why Vetëvendosje is obstructing the process while warning of the possibility of physical confrontations inside Parliament.

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Tirana Police have solved the shooting incident that occurred around midnight on August 11 on “Gjolekë Kokona” Street. Ten people have been identified as being involved.

Four of them have been arrested, four are being prosecuted while remaining at liberty, and two others have been declared wanted. Those arrested are Rezar Zaimi, Kevin Kocibellinj, Stiven Fezollari and Rolf Fezollari, while Frenki Fezollari and Cercis Brahimllari have been declared wanted.

According to police, the altercation began after 34-year-old Rolf Fezollari insulted a 17-year-old who is being prosecuted while remaining at liberty. The 17-year-old and his friends then became involved in a physical confrontation with Rolf Fezollari, his brother Stiven Fezollari and others.

The situation escalated further when the 17-year-old and his friends left and then rode motorcycles to the area near the two brothers’ home.

It was there, according to the investigation, that another brother, 32-year-old Frenki Fezollari, fired a gun toward the motorcycles, but fortunately no one was injured.

Stiven Fezollari was arrested for actions obstructing the discovery of the truth, while Rezar Zaimi is accused of aiding the perpetrator, failure to report a crime and the unauthorized possession of bladed weapons.

Kevin Kocibellinj was arrested for actions obstructing the discovery of the truth and aiding the perpetrator of the crime.

Meanwhile, 32-year-old Cercis Brahimllari has been declared wanted for failure to report a crime and aiding the perpetrator.

Police statement:

The operation codenamed “Situation” has been completed.

The involvement of several individuals and the circumstances of the conflict that occurred around midnight on August 11 on “Gjolekë Kokona” Street, where a firearm was discharged, have been uncovered.

The 10 individuals involved have been identified. Four of them have been arrested, four are facing criminal proceedings and two have been declared wanted.

One bladed weapon, a knife, and other items that will assist the investigation were seized at the scene.

Immediately after receiving a report that several individuals were involved in a conflict on “Gjolekë Kokona” Street, officers from Police Station No. 4 went to the scene to identify those involved in the conflict, determine their respective responsibility and establish the circumstances of the incident.

Following the investigative and procedural actions carried out as part of the operation codenamed “Situation”:

– R. Z., 28, was arrested for the criminal offenses of “Aiding the perpetrator,” “Failure to report a crime” and “Unauthorized manufacture, possession, purchase or sale of bladed weapons”; K. K., 31, was arrested for the criminal offenses of “Actions obstructing the discovery of the truth” and “Aiding the perpetrator of the crime”; while S. F., 24, and R. F., 34, were arrested for the criminal offense of “Actions obstructing the discovery of the truth”;

– Four other individuals involved in the conflict are being prosecuted while remaining at liberty for the criminal offense of “Failure to report a crime”;

– F. F., 32, was declared wanted for the criminal offenses of attempted “Intentional murder” and “Unauthorized possession and manufacture of weapons, explosive weapons and ammunition,” while C. B., 32, was declared wanted for the criminal offenses of “Failure to report a crime” and “Aiding the perpetrator of the crime.”

Investigative actions conducted so far have raised suspicions that the arrested individual R. F. insulted a minor who is being prosecuted while remaining at liberty. As a result, the 17-year-old and his friends became involved in a physical confrontation with R. F., his brother S. F. and their friends. The minor and his friends then rode motorcycles to the brothers’ home, where another of their brothers, F. F., who has been declared wanted, is suspected of firing a gun toward the motorcycles without injuring anyone.

Efforts are underway to apprehend the two wanted individuals and to document the circumstances of the case with legal evidence.

The procedural materials were referred to the Tirana Prosecutor’s Office for further action.

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A conflict that occurred one day earlier in the village of Dedaj in Pukë has resulted in the arrest of three people and the initiation of criminal proceedings against two others.

According to police, the cause of the clash was a property dispute.

From the Pukë Police Commissariat, Crime Investigation specialists arrested in flagrante delicto citizens I. Sh., 67 years old, F. Sh., 36 years old (the son of the 67-year-old), and G. I., 34 years old. Also, the materials were forwarded to the Prosecution to proceed at large against P. I., 60 years old, and his wife, F. I., 43 years old, who is the sister of G. I. All persons involved are residents of Dedaj village.

Preliminary investigations show that the conflict erupted on Wednesday evening, where the parties clashed using hard objects and cutting tools.

As a result, I. Sh. and G. I. suffered injuries and are being treated at Shkodër Regional Hospital, but fortunately they are out of life-threatening danger.

Officers have seized several items and tools that are suspected to have been used during the brawl, which will serve as material evidence. The investigative file has been referred to the Prosecution at the Shkodër First Instance Court for further procedural actions.

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The Basic Court in Pristina, through its Serious Crimes Department, has confirmed that the initial hearing in the criminal case involving the clash between the rival groups will be held today. The hearing will be presided over by Judge Fatime Dermaku, chair of the trial panel, and is scheduled for 09:00.

The defendants in this case, Endrit Llapashtica and Dardan Marevci, will be tried in absentia. The Basic Prosecution Office in Pristina justified the request on the grounds that neither individual had been available to the justice authorities by the time the indictment was filed. The indictment is dated February 12, 2026, and bears the reference number PP.I.nr.178/2024.

According to the indictment, Endrit Llapashtica is accused of jointly committing the criminal offense of “Aggravated Murder.” Both he and Dardan Marevci are also individually charged with unlawful possession of weapons, specifically the offense of “Unauthorized Ownership, Control or Possession of Weapons.”

In its public notice, the court called on the defendants to surrender to the authorities of the Republic of Kosovo. All citizens with information about their whereabouts are also urged to provide it to the Kosovo Police or other competent institutions. The hearing summonses and the full indictment have been made available on the court’s official website and in the Official Gazette.

The case is linked to a violent armed clash between the “Capat” and “Sekiraqët” groups, motivated by revenge, in which P.G. was killed. A previous court hearing related to the conflict was unsuccessful in April because the psychiatric evaluation of defendant Valdrin Ademi had not yet been completed.

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Police arrested the suspected perpetrator immediately after the incident. The injured man was also taken into custody after he refused to disclose the circumstances of the incident and is suspected of attempting to conceal it.

According to the police statement, Elbasan police services were mobilised as soon as they were informed that a 59-year-old man, suspected of having been injured with a sharp object, had sought medical assistance at the regional hospital.

Immediate investigative and operational actions led to the identification, capture and arrest of the suspected perpetrator, citizen M. A., 43, a resident of Elbasan.

Preliminary investigations indicate that the incident took place at a café in the “Luigj Gurakuqi” neighbourhood. During a conflict over trivial motives, M. A. is suspected of injuring citizen R. B., 59, with a sharp object.

Police also arrested R. B. in flagrante delicto on charges of “Failure to Report a Crime”, after he refused to provide explanations regarding the incident.

The sharp object, a knife suspected of having been used during the incident, was seized as material evidence.

The case file was referred to the Prosecutor’s Office at the Elbasan Court of First Instance of General Jurisdiction, which will continue further proceedings.

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The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that it had launched a new wave of strikes against Iran “after the unprovoked attack by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps against the M/V GFS Galaxy, a Cyprus-flagged container ship sailing in the Strait of Hormuz.”

The targets included Iranian missile and drone facilities, naval capabilities, ammunition storage facilities, communications networks, and coastal surveillance positions, the US Central Command added.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said earlier that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until further notice, after it fired warning shots at a ship suspected of trying to pass through an unauthorized route.

According to Iranian state television, following this incident, it was decided that the Strait of Hormuz would be closed “until American interference in the region stops.”

It was also emphasized that no ship would be allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz and that if the enemy uses the incident as a pretext to launch new attacks against the Islamic Republic, then it will receive a “harsh response.”

The Revolutionary Guard also announced that it had struck a second ship in the Strait of Hormuz and that it had targeted the strategic US air base at Al Udeid in Qatar with ballistic missiles, destroying, according to them, the fighter aircraft maintenance center and a command and control facility.

Iran’s military also announced that its forces carried out an attack on the support and supply platforms for a US aircraft carrier in the port of Duqm, Oman.

The Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) added that the operation targeted logistical support centers for American naval vessels.

In addition, an alert was issued at dawn in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain over Iranian missile and drone attacks.

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The United States carried out new airstrikes against Iran, which US President Donald Trump described as a “response” to the previous day’s bombings of merchant ships, for which Washington blames Tehran.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) said it had struck around 90 Iranian targets.

According to CENTCOM, the operation was aimed at further weakening Iran’s ability to attack merchant ships and civilian sailors in the Strait of Hormuz.

Hours after the strikes, Trump told reporters aboard the presidential aircraft Air Force One that Iranian officials had contacted Washington and that they “very much want to reach a deal.”

However, he added that he is not sure whether they are “worthy” of a deal.

Meanwhile, tensions have also spread to Gulf countries. Bahrain reported explosions in the capital Manama, Kuwait said it had intercepted missiles and drones, while Qatar issued a security alert over the situation in the region.

On the other hand, the speaker of the Iranian parliament and the country’s chief negotiator with the US, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, reacted on social media platform X, declaring that “America still has not understood that bullying and breaking promises no longer come without a cost.”

The latest strikes come after the US announced that on Tuesday it hit more than 80 targets in Iran in response to attacks on merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The organization’s Secretary-General, Arsenio Dominguez, said the attacks only worsen the fear, insecurity and despair of the stranded sailors.

“The attacks only worsen the fear, insecurity and despair already being suffered by 6,000 people at sea who remain stranded on ships unable to leave the Gulf safely,” said Arsenio Dominguez, the organization’s secretary-general, in a statement.

He also urged shipping officials to avoid sending vessels through Hormuz.

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According to CENTCOM statements, the operation was carried out in the early hours of Wednesday and came as an immediate response to attacks Iran carried out against three merchant ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

US authorities described the Iranian action as a violation of the ceasefire and a threat to freedom of international navigation.

The targets hit included air defense systems, command and control centers, coastal radars, anti-ship missile capabilities, as well as more than 60 small naval craft of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, deployed in and near the Strait of Hormuz.

According to the US military, the aim of the operation was to weaken Iran’s ability to attack commercial shipping in one of the world’s most important maritime corridors.

For its part, Tehran condemned the US strikes, calling them a violation of the ceasefire and warning that it would deliver a devastating response.

Iranian state media also reported that a series of explosions were heard in the area of the Strait of Hormuz.

The escalation comes as negotiations between the United States and Iran are still ongoing for a final agreement following the conflict of recent months.

Earlier, the US Treasury Department had also revoked a temporary sanctions waiver that allowed Iran to produce, sell and export crude oil until August 21, further increasing economic pressure on Tehran.

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According to a statement published by his office, Netanyahu stressed that the target of the operations is all structures used by Hezbollah’s military wing to carry out attacks on northern Israel, including the network of underground tunnels.

“This is the order: let nothing remain standing. Carry it out,” Netanyahu said, according to the statement published on the X platform.

The Israeli prime minister also called on the military to intervene immediately as soon as they identify a threat, without waiting for further instructions from command.

Netanyahu ruled out the possibility of withdrawing Israeli forces from the areas they control in southern Lebanon, stressing that the military presence will continue until Hezbollah is fully disarmed and every threat to Israel’s security is eliminated.

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