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Some Albanian citizens for various reasons are still staying in Ukraine. Top Channel journalist Muhamed Veliu talked to one of them who is trying to evacuate the remaining girl in Kiev.
At his request, Top Channel does not make his identity public.
Asked how he is experiencing these days of war in Ukraine he gave this answer:
“To tell you the truth, it seems to me like Albania of 1997, as I have lived and experienced it. Two days ago I had to face a Russian convoy on the road. They do not talk to you. They do not ask you where you are going or anything. The Ukrainian army is very careful. In two or three cases I was told not to continue the way. However I continued as I do not feel danger. After all, I did not come to fight in Ukraine, neither for Ukraine nor for Russia. Then the rest, we are all in God’s hands. We Albanians are used to it. Our life went to war“, He declared.
The Albanian, who so far has not been able to enter Kiev to pick up the girl, tells what he is seeing and living these days in the town of KamecPodolski in the central area of Ukraine, about 250 kilometers from Kiev and about 400 kilometers from the border. with Romania.
“Normally the civilian population excluding part of Kiev has actually been very endangered. The rest of the population in western and central Ukraine is different, let’s not forget that Ukraine has 8 years at war. In Kiev and the suburbs of Kiev alone over 100,000 weapons have been distributed and the population is already armed. There are checkpoints at every entrance to the city and villages. More or less as it was in Albania in 1997”.
As he tells us about the roadside checks, he explains why Ukrainians ask him in surprise.
“They are civilians to stop, to check and to verify. They checked my luggage, I have a gun or not. On one occasion I was asked why I travel unarmed. While in other cases I had no problem“, He declared for the Top-Channel journalist, Muhamed Veliu.
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