Peleshi said that today after three quarters of a century, the world is faced with an unprecedented aggression yet again.

“The world celebrates this year the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi-fascism, but at the same time, today, after more than three quarters of a century, it is yet again faced with an unprecedented aggression that threatens the world order more than ever since the Second World War,” said Peleshi.

77 years ago, on May 8, 1945, the act of capitulation of Nazi Germany was signed in Berlin. Victory Day in Europe is celebrated every year on May 8, marking the last anniversary of World War II, known as the darkest period the continent has ever seen.

This day marks the anniversary of the surrender of the German army. Adolf Hitler committed suicide on April 30, 1945, and a week later on May 7, Karl Donitz signed the unconditional surrender which took effect a day later. /a.a/sm/