Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama announced that Türkiye will supply the country with a 'considerable' number of kamikaze drones, enhancing Albania's defense capabilities amid rising regional tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Rama emphasized that this acquisition, while significant, does not indicate Albania's intention to engage in aggressive actions, stating, 'Albania will not attack anyone.' The specific quantity and model of the drones have yet to be disclosed, but they are designed for precision strikes. This move is part of a broader trend in the Western Balkans where countries are modernizing their military in response to security concerns. Albania and Türkiye, both NATO members, have previously collaborated on military enhancements, including the purchase of Turkish-made Bayraktar drones. The growing defense relationship signifies Türkiye's commitment to Albania's security.