Analyst and former MP Edvin Kulluri commented on the situation of the Albanian opposition, emphasizing that he does not trust its protests, actions or internal processes. He raised questions for former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, seeking an answer for the heavy defeat the opposition suffered in the elections.

“They sell us soap for cheese on TV. But who is responsible for the government's failures? The opposition is asked to win the elections,” said Kulluri, adding that the new parties also wanted to reduce the SP to 70 seats. According to him, if the new parties had come together, a different climate would have been created, but the internal parties acted separately, reducing their influence.

He also mentioned the tensions and accusations within politics: "Someone said that we were Rama's pawns and the latter called them kambalece. Everyone pretends to want to cooperate. The DP pretends to win, the SP pretends to govern. I'm dealing with the product."

Kulluri stressed that hopes currently remain in international justice, as the political situation and party fragmentation create a climate of instability for the opposition.