CONTINUES THE WEAPONS SCANDAL IN ALBANIA

In 2006 Albania sold weapons to Georgia

In 2006, Albania sold to Georgia ammunition in total value of 3 million US dollars.


The Albanian Foreign Trade Center, which is in constant cooperation with the US Agency for International Development (USAID), confirmed this information.


The report says that Georgia paid $3 million for procurement of handgrenades, shells and other ammunition from Albania.


The information is in direct collision with yesterday's statement of the Albanian PM Sali Berisha, dismissing Russia's allegations of weapon trade between Tbilisi and Tirana as a "fabrication".