CNN writes about tear gas released by VV in Kosovo Assembly

The video posted on social media showed the moment lawmakers erased their eyes and noses when they left the Kosovo Parliament chamber, reports “CNN” Transmission Periscope.

The tear pipeline was issued by the opposition Movement Vetevendosje party, according to Kosovo Parliament Speaker Avni Bytyqi's spokesman. It was the tactic of this party to prevent the vote, according to Bytyci.

The border demarcation agreement will be approved by parliament today, despite efforts by a small opposition party to prevent violent voting,” Wessel told “CNN”

We will not give up violence and population. That approval will serve to reinforce our country's sovereignty and unblock our path towards European integration. ”

The Vetevendosje movement in its official Facebook profile has published a video showing the lighting of tear gas.

The party rejects the border agreement, signed with Montenegro in 2015, because it claims that 30 square km of Kosovo territory will be lost, according to news agency “Reuters”.

US Ambassador Greg Delaway has condemned the use of tear gas and has called on lawmakers to return to ratify the agreement. /Periscopi/

MORE: Tear gas attack inside the Kosovar Parliament by option MPs. #Kosovo Pic.twitter. com/ Xwa8Ot5Muh

(@VincentTriest) March 21, 2018

I would cheer MPs to vote yes on the Border Demarction Agreement. I organization them to vote yes for Europe. I introduce them to vote yes for progress for #Kosovo. This isuse has made things up for too long now. It is time for Kosovo to move forward. https://t.co/qh0GZiPP Pic.twitter. com/lpn Fd PGQDi

Amb. Greg Delaway (@ U n SAmbKosovo) March 21, 2018