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Some of the people involved in the intercepted communications are identified in SKY ECC with the nicknames "Daja", "Kici i Elbasanit", "BMW" and "El Diablo".
New details from investigations into encrypted communications on the SKY ECC platform have revealed the identities and aliases of several Albanian nationals suspected of being part of an international drug trafficking network. Authorities have identified the Albanian nationals as Salvatore Aliu (alias Shpëtim Aliu, known as “Daja”, “Qero”, “Qerosi”, “Viktor” and “Albo Pelon” ).
Oklid El Ouejdi, Isa Aliu, Sokol Bibaj, Nikoll Bibaj, Denis Matoshi alias Eldi Dizdari, Armando Pacani, Dritan Gjika, Florjan Musaj alias Naum Filo, Aleks and Jetmir Pepaj and Naldi Yzeiraj have also been identified as part of an organized criminal activity that is suspected of operating in the trafficking of narcotics from Ecuador to several European countries.
Salvatore Aliu – “Daja”, “Qero”, “Qerosi”, “Viktor” and “Albo Pelon”
At the center of the investigation remains Salvatore Aliu, identified as a user of the SKY ECC PINs “RENCID 734726” and “V3OLMR.” According to authorities, he was known by several nicknames, including “Daja,” “Qero,” “Qerosi,” “Viktor,” and “Albo Pelon.”
Oklid El Ouejdi - "Kici"
According to the analysis of communications conducted on the SKY ECC account with the PIN "SIKPKA", it results that on March 20, 2020, at 23:07:20, the user of this code self-identified as "Kici".
In a message sent to the user of PIN "289822", he writes: "I'm Kici" .
From the investigations, the PIN "SIKPKA" has been attributed to Albanian citizen Oklid El Ouejdi.
Denis Matoshi alias Eldi Dizdari – “El Diablo”, “Tropoja”, “Alduth” and “Maca”
From the analysis of the communications of the SKY ECC PIN user "CCNKHP", the authorities have identified the user as Albanian citizen Denis Matoshi, also known as Eldi Dizdari.
According to the investigative file, he used several nicknames in his communications, including "El Diablo", "Tropoja", "Alduth" and "Maca".
Dritan Gjika – “Shkodra”, “Naqe” and “Shkodrani”
From the communications between the PIN "LUO8H1" and the PIN "RGICID", the latter used by Salvatore Aliu, it results that there was constant contact between the two users.
Analysis of the conversations led to the identification of the user of the PIN "LUO8H1" as Albanian citizen Dritan Gjika. In his communications, he was also known by the nicknames "Shkodra", "Naqe" and "Shkodrani".
Sokol Bibaj – “Gusti”, “Pitbulli” and “Puka”
According to investigative data, citizen Sokol Bibaj was known and communicated with the nicknames "Gusti", "Pitbulli" and "Puka".
Nikoll Bibaj – “Buci” and “Ujku”
The investigative documents also mention Nikoll Bibaj, who was known by the nicknames "Buci" and "Ujku".
Armando Pecani – “Forbes” and “Tirana”
Citizen Armando Pecani turns out to have used the nicknames "Forbes" and "Tirana" in his communications.
Netmir Pepaj – “BMW”
According to investigative data, citizen Netmir Pepaj was known and communicated with the nickname "BMW".
Aleks (Shkelqim) Pepaj – “Fedor” and “Figura”
Investigations have revealed that Aleks Pepaj, also known as Shkëlqim Pepaj, used the nicknames "Fedor" and "Figura".
Florjan Musaj – “Memolk”
The investigative documents also mention citizen Florjan Musaj, who was known by the nickname "Memolk".
Investigations continue to uncover the role of each of the suspects in the alleged criminal activity related to cocaine trafficking from Latin America to European countries.
Investigators consider Aliu to be the organizer of securing and trafficking cocaine shipments from Ecuador and Colombia to European countries, the United Kingdom and Albania, on behalf of several Albanian criminal groups based in Europe and Dubai.
To carry out this activity, Salvatore Aliu is suspected of relying on his family and social connections in Ecuador, specifically on Naldi Yzeiraj, identified as his nephew, and Dritan Gjika, with whom he had close social ties. According to the investigations, through them, numerous cocaine shipments were organized using the ports of the city of Guayaquil in Ecuador as a starting point.
The narcotics were hidden in containers with legitimate goods, disguised in bags or in the structures of the containers themselves. Authorities have determined that to ensure the success of the operations, Aliu used the cooperation of local state officials, including police officers, navy members and port workers, as well as employees of international shipping companies Maersk, MSC and Hapag-Lloyd.
According to the investigative file, these individuals provided real-time information on containers and their transport routes, creating an infrastructure that gave Ali a considerable advantage in this illegal activity.
Investigations to date position Salvatore Aliu as one of the main suppliers of cocaine from Latin America to the European market./InfoNews
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