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National opposition protest tomorrow/ US Embassy calls on American citizens: Stay vigilant

2026-02-09 22:25:00, Aktualitet CNA

 National opposition protest tomorrow/ US Embassy calls on American citizens:

The US Embassy in Tirana has issued a call to American citizens in our country regarding the protest that will be held tomorrow at 5:00 PM in front of the Prime Minister's Office.

The embassy's message states that citizens should monitor local media and follow the instructions of law enforcement authorities for the latest information.

It is further emphasized that it is important to avoid protest areas, while several actions that should be taken in such a case are listed.

The embassy's full message:

A demonstration is planned for Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Protesters plan to gather at the Prime Minister's Office building, located on Dëshmorët e Kombit Boulevard between Mother Teresa Square and Skanderbeg Square. Increased police presence, road closures, and traffic disruptions are expected. The Albanian State Police have announced that protesters may block intersections in various parts of the city center. U.S. Embassy personnel are advised to avoid the demonstration. Monitor local media and follow instructions from local law enforcement authorities for the latest information.

While protests and large gatherings often begin peacefully, situations can change quickly. Protests can spread to nearby blocks and government buildings, potentially causing traffic disruptions, detours, and road closures. Our ongoing guidance is to avoid protest areas. If you are in the city, please remain vigilant and prioritize your personal safety. Strengthen your safety posture by practicing the following habits:

Actions to be taken:

-US citizens are advised to avoid this event
-Be aware of your surroundings
-Limit distractions such as phones or headphones in public
-Monitor local media
-Always have an emergency plan or exit strategy
-Keep a low profile





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