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According to the parliamentary investigative report, read by Spartak Braho, it is said: After the Government of National Reconciliation "Fino" was established and Sali Berisha was given a guarantee that the southern committees would not attack him, he dissolved "Unit 111", while the criminals who made up this the unit enriched them with millions of usury, provided them with Diplomatic Passports and they were allowed to escape, as if they were supposedly officers of SHIK, the Guard, the Police and the Army and their lives were in danger...
In February '97, Saliu created the "111 black tigers" unit, with 111 criminals he released from prison; directed by Bashkim Gazidede
If for 30 years, justice has not touched Sali Berisha, the "monster" of crimes, corruption and the destruction of the state, this does not mean that there is no evidence for him, on the contrary, it was the leaders of the SP who made bargains with him to keep him as a partner in politics.
We do not know if DASH has it filed in the "non-grata" decision file, but concrete official evidence is the creation by Sali Berisha at the beginning of February 1997 of the armed force called "Unit 111" in the form garrison within the Presidency.
This unit consisted of 111 dangerous criminals that Albania had at that time, who were imprisoned for violent robbery, murder, kidnapping, rape, disappearance of businessmen, etc.
By order of Sali Berisha, SHIK released them before the opening of the prisons, armed them with special equipment of the Republic Guard, dressed them in black uniforms, paid them with pyramid leks and placed them in "non-stop" service at the Presidency. .
According to the parliamentary investigative commission for the events of 1997, in the part of the report on the madness of Sali Berisha at that time President, it is said that 40 criminals of "Unit 111" were placed inside the Presidency, while the other 71 were on the terrace and yard along the hedge with bushes .
This military unit was Sali Berisha's Personal Guard, after he had merged the State Guard, keeping only two platoons of 50 troops, Matjana and Dibra, commanded by Bashkim Gazidede.
Through his taunts in the PD, the government and the police in the cities, the criminals of "Unit 111" were mythologized and propagated by Shaban Memia, as the "Black Tigers of the Doctor", in order to prevent the southern committees and protesters from approaching the building of the Presidency.
One of the facts that the "Braho" parliamentary investigative commission discovered was this: 60% of the Guard's weaponry and ammunition had been taken to the Presidency, while 200 Guard officers were deployed to protect the palace adjacent to the Presidency, where the families of Aleksandar Meks lived. Safet Zhulalit, Ali Spahisa, etc.
This criminal-military unit remained armed inside and outside the Presidency, until the end of March, after the SP made a deal with Sali Berisha not to criminalize him, and after Sali Berisha expelled the chief usurer Aleksandër Meksi, he decreed Bashkim Fino as prime minister. .
In the parliamentary investigative report, which was read by Spartak Braho, it is said:- After the "Fino" Government was established and Sali was given a guarantee that he would not be attacked by the committees, he dissolved the "111 Black Tigers" unit.
While the criminals who made up this unit filled them with millions of usury, provided them with false Diplomatic Passports and were allowed to escape, as if they were supposedly officers of the SHIK, the Guard, the Police and the Army and their lives were in danger; but those who gave inviolability guarantees to Sali Berisha were Skënder Gjinushi, Gramoz Ruçi, Ilir Meta and his friend Servet Pëllumbi.
The SP parliamentary group in 1999, after coming to power, called this criminal action of Sali Berisha a "criminal offense" and did not bring him to justice; that's why Sali Berisha created and kept active during the protests in the years 1997-2005, a violent force like the "111 black tigers of the Presidency" unit./ Pamphlet
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