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"I'm not giving up, not even with 20 jobs," "Not three, but 10 a week I can handle." These are some of the communications that Eldi Dizdari has with Shpëtim Aliu, whom SPAK identifies as the leader of a criminal organization that supplied cocaine to at least four Albanian-speaking criminal groups.
According to communications revealed in the SPAK file, Dizdar asked Ali for unlimited cocaine shipments, guaranteeing that he was able to receive and manage shipments of up to 10 tons in Europe.
SPAK investigations show that Eldi Dizdari constantly ordered large quantities of cocaine from Shpëtim Aliu. According to the file, within just a few days he had transferred around 8 million euros to Ecuador, an amount that is suspected of being related to the organization of drug trafficking.
The Special Prosecution Office suspects that Dizdari collaborated with Shpëtim Aliu and Armando Pacani to organize cocaine shipments from Ecuador to European ports.
From communications secured through the encrypted Sky ECC application, SPAK has concluded that Shpëtim Aliu played the role of organizer and guarantor of the shipment of cocaine on behalf of Eldi Dizdari.
In conversations, Dizdar constantly demands the shipment of large quantities of drugs, assuring that he had the ability to remove the cargoes from European ports, regardless of the method of their concealment.
In addition to Dizdar, Pacani and Sokol Bibaj, SPAK says that Shpëtim Aliu also collaborated closely with Dritan Gjika, considered one of the most important names in international narcotics trafficking.
According to investigations, Dritan Gjika provided the cocaine, while Shpëtim Aliu guaranteed the safe exit of the cargo from Ecuadorian ports.
The file also reveals that the two had created a network that allegedly included the corruption of officials in Ecuador. In one of the intercepted communications, Aliu writes to Dritan Gjika: "Here everyone sees us as a dollar."
With this message, according to SPAK, he expressed concern about the large expenses being incurred for the corruption of officials. Part of the criminal organization were also Shpëtim Ali's two nephews, Oklid Ej Ouejdi alias Oklid Aliu alias Oklid Dalipi and Naldi Yzeraj.
According to the investigation, Ouclid A. Owaidi was responsible for coordinating the organization's criminal activity in Europe.
SPAK says that Shpëtim Aliu, also known as Salvatore, supplied cocaine to criminal groups led by Eldi Dizdari (alias Denis Matoshi), Armando Pacani, Sokol Bibaj and Dritan Gjika.
The Special Prosecution's operation led to the issuance of 10 arrest warrants and the seizure of assets with an estimated value of 150 million euros./ News 24
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