The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Albania has reportedly declared individuals persona non grata following reports of suspicious activities deemed detrimental to the Albanian state. According to reports from “Top Channels,” the declaration pertains to two individuals. The basis for this action reportedly stemmed from information provided by the Anti-Terrorist Unit of the Police Department.
While initial reports suggested the designation was for two foreign nationals due to activities against the state, subsequent details provided to the press indicated that the information concerned two Albanian nationals: Valjon Bela and Bekir Halimi. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed that the unit had issued the persona non grata declaration concerning these two individuals. The details surrounding the information transfer suggest that the Anti-Terrorist Unit provided the basis for the Ministry’s decision.
Notably, the report specifies that Bekir Halimi is identified as a wounded member of the Albanian state security service. The announcement underscores the internal security measures being taken within Albania. The Ministry’s confirmation suggests that the declared status is a direct result of intelligence gathered by the police department’s specialized anti-terrorism unit.
This development highlights ongoing security monitoring related to perceived threats against the nation of Albania.
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