In the 90th protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, activist Arben Kola called for the continuation of civic resistance until the government is overthrown, while accusing the State Police of the way they acted towards the protesters. Kola said that 90 nights of protest are evidence of an extraordinary resistance, despite the ideological differences between the participants. Further, the activist accused the leaders of the State Police, describing the institution as the "police of shame".

Kola also referred to the announced meeting at the Socialist Party headquarters, which he said was moved due to fear of protesters. He also commented on the detention of a protester, demanding his release and claiming that the person was detained because he had eggs and tomatoes with him.

"90 nights with national awareness. It's not easy, since we have different ideologies. But now let's do it for as many days as this square needs, until the overthrow of this corrupt government."

I want to make a call and denounce the State Police, which has turned into the police of shame. I am talking about the police dome.

Today, a citizen rally was announced in front of the Socialist Party, but they got scared and changed the meeting place. They closed the gates to the Brigades Palace. However, about 10 people had come out, and one citizen had taken some dangerous weapons: tomatoes, ox hearts and eggs. Release the citizen as soon as possible. In no country in the world does it happen that someone is arrested just because they have eggs or bananas, in no country. Call to the Minister of Interior: you have signed your page of shame, but please, release the protester as soon as possible, otherwise you will face the consequences of the citizens," he said.