Analyst Fatos Lubonja, through a communication in the studio of “Open” on News24, commented on the statement of the former deputy. Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj, who yesterday evening broke his silence by giving an interview.
He said that from Ahmetaj’s statements, parts can emerge that help justice in further investigations.
“It is the situation of a man who cannot be considered as speaking as repentant, but speaking as innocent and unjustly accused. I don’t think he is innocent, he was part of that gang, he was number 2. When he says that the affair will go very high, higher than number 2 is number 1.
The fact that number 2 got away from them in this way speaks volumes. He didn’t tell us how the mechanism works, he knows a lot. The Llahtari that he says is rhetorical, the Llahtari is his escape. Let him face justice. Things emerge from what he says, however. This is how justice works. From conflicting evidence. He mentioned a man who owns 40% of the incinerators, who is abroad,” said Lubonja.
