Individuals identified as members of the Iranian Mujahideen have sparked concern after approaching children in public areas of Tirana, according to verified reports.
Authorities and local media confirm that the incident, captured in widely shared videos, shows two women in headscarves interacting with minors in what observers described as suspicious circumstances. The individuals have reportedly been linked to the Iranian opposition group known as the Mujahideen, which operates a camp in Albania.
The development has triggered heightened public concern over child safety and the presence of foreign groups within the country. Security analysts note that the Mujahideen community in Albania has previously drawn attention due to its unique status and international background.
Officials are expected to provide further details as investigations continue, while urging the public to remain calm and rely on verified information. The case has also reignited debate over monitoring and oversight of organized groups operating within Albanian territory.
For many, the incident highlights broader questions about security, transparency, and public awareness in urban environments.