Riot police deployed tear gas and water cannons in Tirana, Albania, Tuesday night as thousands of opposition supporters protested, demanding the resignation of the government. The demonstration, which took place in central Tirana, escalated into violence with protesters throwing Molotov cocktails and flares.
Thousands of opposition supporters gathered in central Tirana to protest and call for the government’s resignation. The demonstration turned violent when protesters began throwing Molotov cocktails and flares at riot police. In response, police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd.
Sixteen protesters were treated in a hospital for burns and other injuries sustained during the clashes. Police confirmed the injuries and stated that further details regarding arrests and investigations are pending.
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