Further details from the Ron Yeffet audio recordings were published last night. During his conversation with the Ukrainian nationals, Yeffet spoke about his activities in Africa and mentioned Arjeta Puca as one of the people who, according to him, is working with him there, the Israeli businessman says in the audio recording broadcast on the Çim Peka Live program.
In the conversation that was made public, Yeffet proposes that the woman he is speaking with travel to Africa with him, asking her to see the operation firsthand and then become involved in managing it.
Audio Recording
Ron Yeffet: We can—we can buy these and sell them, but at the same time, I think it would be very smart to open a factory there. And we can have someone manage these businesses because…
Tatiana: So, since they have never worked in Africa, how do you think you should proceed in these cases, particularly regarding the retail side in Sudan, to see how it works, what it is like, and then, because the packaging is difficult to do…
Ron Yeffet: I need their help in running these businesses because, you understand me…
Tatiana: Yes, of course, but for that I need a permit (confirmation). You know, I think you need a permit, confirmation, in order to work.
Ron Yeffet: So, travel there with me, come with me. I just came back from there. Arjeta and other people are working with me there. Travel with me to see, to see—you need to understand me so that I can be… I will give you all the relationships, contacts and everything, and you will take it from there. I don’t have time to follow up on it and do…
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Last weeks, seven other audio recordings were released in which Yeffet and the Ukrainian nationals discussed the packaging of weapons and ammunition arriving from Africa and subsequently being resold to countries at war, in this case Ukraine.
The recordings also revealed the companies KAYO and TIMAK, with Yeffet being a co-shareholder in TIMAK alongside Arjeta Puca. Subsequently, the state-owned KAYO and privately owned TIMAK established TIMAK DEFENCE, in which TIMAK holds 80% of the shares, while KAYO holds only 20%.
Ahmetaj stated the following day that Prime Minister Rama and Yeffet had replicated the KAYO-TIMAK structure across all sectors of the economy in order to control everything, even in the event that Rama were to leave office.
