Anton Berisha finds Chitak's participation in Trump's Iftar wrong, confusing something in a message

Through a Facebook status, he's been trying to somehow confuse Chitak's participation in this event, which is very important and it's tradician for years in the United States.

Mr. Berisha even asks how he would reason on participating in an Iftar considering the Kosovo Constitution that separates religion from the state.

Although America itself is a secular state, since it is the country of freedom and democracy in the world, Americans themselves once had a Christian president, like John Kennedy. Or don't even go to America. So let's stay in Kosovo. On the night when the president of a secular state has laid down Iftar (American President Donald Trump), was also the prime minister of the secular country (Kosovo). Haradinaj, who has laid down iftar and exercised his promotion on Facebook.

We remember that Ambassador Vlora Citaku was alongside American President Donald Trump in the iftar laid down by him.

And this is the status where Mr. Berisha attacks Citak:

Two topics developed today, one in the United States and the other in the Kosovo Assembly, relate to my activity: 1. In the height of the diplomat with the rank of a career ambassador, I understand that participation in activities within an accrediting state, such as iftar dinner by President Trump in the United States, should be done under instructions from the Foreign Ministry. The question I ask myself, is: if I were an ambassador to the United States, how would I reason on participation based on the Constitution of my state and on aspirations for my country's goals in European integration, a union that separates religion from the state and treats it as an individual matter. 2. The theme for Telekom, for some time, is not developed by people who know this field, because it's long since its real experts have been expelled or (vet) removed. Despite that, as an engineer for this memo, I say that Telekom is the property of Kosovo and does not have to be forgiven any group. If someone's thinking about being called into regulations, law procedures, my advice is: turn to experts and I guarantee that the issue is not complicated at all to be solved./ P ERISCOPI/