Footage allegedly recorded in Tirana showing a military convoy has circulated during Albania’s anti-government protests. SonDakika.com reports trucks carrying uniformed personnel, while noting the absence of an official explanation linking the convoy to the demonstrations.

What remains unconfirmed

There is no verified information that soldiers confronted protesters or were assigned to suppress the demonstrations. The footage alone cannot establish such orders.

Political tensions

Prime Minister Edi Rama alleged that an attempted explosive-drone attack on government headquarters was thwarted. That claim has not been independently verified. Opposition leader Sali Berisha rejected it and demanded Rama’s resignation. The source also reports damage to public buildings and police use of tear gas and water cannon.

Implications for visitors and residents

Protest routes and local transport notices matter for people in Tirana. Unverified convoy footage should not be treated as evidence of nationwide military rule or a general travel ban.