TIRANA - The protest against the government continues today in Tirana, on the 95th day of the revolt, after tensions and escalations recorded yesterday evening at the Prime Minister's Office.

After 94 days of protest, citizens have entered another phase of their action, starting the month of September with what they describe as civil disobedience. Yesterday marked one of the strongest moments of the protest, as citizens moved from Skanderbeg Square towards the Prime Minister's Office, thus changing the scenario of previous protests.

Banners, national flags, and symbols of the "Flamingo Revolution" accompanied the march, as protesters reiterated their main demand: the resignation of Edi Rama.

The chants against the government increased as the crowd approached the Prime Minister's Office building. But instead of the protest ending with a traditional rally, the citizens changed the scenario and positioned themselves near the entrances to the building. The protesters moved to the Prime Minister's Office when they learned that Rama was in the office and decided to stay there, blocking the entrances and exits.

For about two hours, the situation in front of the Prime Minister's Office remained tense. The protesters refused to leave and faced the police cordon. Meanwhile, the police increased their forces on the ground. In the area of

FNSH officers appeared at the Prime Minister's Office, while a water tanker was also deployed.

After the clashes, the escorting of protesters began, with reports that 14 of them were escorted to several police stations in the capital.