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Sky ECC conversations revealed, Eldi Dizdari requested tons of cocaine from Shpëtim Aliu's organization

Politiko 2026-06-28 14:21:30

Sky ECC conversations revealed, Eldi Dizdari requested tons of cocaine from

Details have emerged from the SPAK file on one of the largest international cocaine trafficking organizations, focusing on the communications revealed on the encrypted Sky ECC application between the highly sought-after Eldi Dizdari and the head of the criminal group, Shpëtim Aliu.

"I'm not giving up, not even with 20 jobs," "I can handle not three, but 10 a week," is one of the communications that Eldi Dizdari has with Shpëtim Aliu, the head of a criminal organization that supplied cocaine to at least 4 Albanian-speaking groups.

In the communications between the two most wanted men that have been revealed in the SPAK file, Dizdari asks Ali for unlimited cocaine shipments, as he can wait in Europe for up to 10 tons of cocaine.

SPAK's investigations show that Eldi Dizdari ordered large quantities of cocaine from Aliu, a fact that is confirmed by the fact that within just a few days he transferred at least 8 million euros to the head of the organization to Ecuador. According to SPAK, Dizdari collaborated with Aliu and Armando Pacani to organize cocaine shipments from Ecuador to European ports.

Investigations have revealed through communications on the encrypted Sky ECC application that Shpëtim Aliu played the role of the insurer and organizer of the shipment of cocaine on behalf of Dizdar.

The latter constantly demands the shipment of large quantities of cocaine, vowing that he has the ability to get them out of the ports, while reminding them that the cargoes can be shipped using any method of concealment.

In addition to Dizdar and Pacani, as well as Sokol Bibaj, Shpëtim Aliu also collaborated closely with Dritan Gjika, one of the most important names in the world of drug trafficking. SPAK says that from the disclosure of communications, both Gjika and Aliu are important in the hierarchy of the criminal organization.

It turns out that Dritan Gjika provided cocaine, while Aliu guaranteed the safe removal of the cargo from the Ecuadorian port. Both, according to SPAK, had even gone so far as to bribe officials in Ecuador.

"Here everyone sees us as a dollar," Aliu writes to Dritan Gjika, expressing concern that he had made expenses for corrupt payments to officials.

Part of Shpëtim Aliu's organization are also his two nephews, Oklid Ej Ouejdi alias Oklid Aliu alias Oklid Dalipi and Naldi Yzeraj. Ej Ouejdi, according to SPAK, is responsible for criminal activity in Europe.

Salvatore alias Shpëtim Aliu supplied cocaine to several criminal groups led by Eldi Dizdari alias Denis Matoshi, Armando Pacani, Sokol Bibaj and Dritan Gjika. SPAK struck Aliu's empire by signing 10 arrest warrants, while assets worth 150 million euros were seized.

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