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Rusia dhe Irani pas protestave? Diplomatët e NATO-s ‘i tërheqin veshin’ Ramës: Mos e përdor Aleancën…

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Pretendimet e kryeministrit Edi Rama se protestat kundër qeverisë në Shqipëri nxiten nga Rusia dhe Irani kanë ngritur pikëpyetje edhe

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Pretendimet e kryeministrit Edi Rama se protestat kundër qeverisë në Shqipëri nxiten nga Rusia dhe Irani kanë ngritur pikëpyetje edhe në arenën ndërkombëtare. Në një artikull të publikuar nga Politico, ku trajtohet shqetësimi i NATO-s për shtimin e ndërhyrjeve hibride dhe fushatave të dezinformimit rus në Ballkan, zbulohen edhe paralajmërimet e diplomatëve të aleancës lidhur me mënyrën se si qeveria shqiptare mund ta përdorë këtë çështje. Sipas Politico-s, tre diplomatë të NATO-s, të cilët kanë folur në kushte anonimiteti, janë shprehur se aleatët do të ishin të hapur për të shqyrtuar mundësinë e dërgimit të një ekipi ekspertësh në Shqipëri për të ndihmuar në përballjen me kërcënimet hibride. Megjithatë, ata kanë paralajmëruar se Shqipëria nuk duhet ta përdorë situatën për arsye të politikës së brendshme. “Dërgimi i një ekipi zakonisht do të kërkonte konsensus midis anëtarëve të NATO-s. Tre diplomatë të NATO-s, të cilëve u është dhënë anonimiteti për të folur lirisht, thanë se aleatët…

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