"'Encrochat' discovered 6 criminal groups"/ Lorenc Vangjeli discloses new details from the interceptions of the French authorities: 'Metamorfoza' was singled out in the charge of murder

Analyst Lorenc Vangjeli in the show 'Kontrast' on Report TV has revealed details about the interception by French authorities of the communication of criminal groups through the network 'EncroChat', which led to the operation Metmorfoza in Albania.

According to Vangjeli, there is a voluminous file on drug trafficking and it is about the discovery of 6 criminal groups, from which Metamorfoza was singled out, in the charge of murder. According to Vangel, within one year, 100 million cash and assets seized by these criminal groups were registered.

'As criminal groups flourished and strengthened, they created financial opportunities in the cocaine market. Albanians are now first-hand buyers in Latin American countries. They have established the base in the Netherlands. The famous EncroChat and the story with Metamofosis make a voluminous file starting from an investigation into drug trafficking. It is about 6 criminal groups, of which a fifth has been singled out and is accused of murder, which is Metamorphosis. We'll see what happens next. In these 6-7 months of this year, there are no high-level murders. Unlike the fight against corruption away from the public eye and attention, drug trafficking groups are put under constant pressure.

They are trying to maintain the status quo, a majority of them have left for Dubai, probably there can be a fundamental change there as well, but within a year we register 100 million in cash and assets captured by these criminal groups. For 9 months to 12 months, this story is still not over, although I have the impression that this next battle is many times more successful than the first, despite the fact that it did not generate the necessary hype. Shutting down the drug trade, cutting off this great river of black money, would make each one of us richer with as much money as we have in our pockets. The honest lek would have a greater value if this stream of money abuse is stopped.'- said Vangjeli.