SOLIDARITY WITH THE ALBANIAN PEOPLE

SOLIDARITY WITH THE ALBANIAN PEOPLE
 
As a sign of sincere compassion for all those affected by the earthquake that took place yesterday, November 26, 2019, in Albania, the New Communist Party of Yugoslavia sends to the entire Albanian people a message of solidarity. 

The death toll rose throughout the day after the biggest quake in the country for decades. 
In the face of the tragedy caused by the earthquake that injured hundreds of people, ending many lives and causing great material damage, NKPJ wish speedy recovery to all the injured.

Belgrade, November 27, 2019

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