Agron Jemini, one of the protesters who has been appearing in the square for weeks with the Albanian flag in his hands, says he has faced threats and attempts to remove him from the anti-government protests.

Guest on the 'Lunch Program' with Ola Bruko in News24Jemini confessed that various attempts have been made to convince him to withdraw from the protest, but he claims that he has not given up and that he will continue to take to the streets.

According to him, one of the episodes occurred during the diaspora protest, when two girls approached him and told him to give up his stance.

"Two girls came to me and told me: 'Leave the battle because our grandfather died from three bullets. So leave the battle, you are fighting in vain.'" Jemini said that attempts were also made to use personal issues to get him out of the protest.

"They have tried to find some personal issues, but they have not succeeded." Despite these episodes, he stated that he will continue to protest and that he does not consider himself part of any political force.

"I don't deal with politics, but I am only influenced by the flag," said Jemini. Jemini said that for him the Albanian flag has become the main symbol of his commitment to the protest and that he goes to the square every afternoon.

"I found myself in the flag. As soon as 6 pm comes around, I fly, I go there to the square. Today is the 75th day." He claims that he has been tried several times to remove him from the protest, but according to him, without success.

"They have tried to remove me several times, but they have not succeeded. I will go there as long as I have breath." In the end, Jemini called on citizens to join the protest and said that he will continue to be in the square until Prime Minister Edi Rama leaves.