Sveçla Sú liked Delaway's comparison, and she knows who to compare the attack to at Capitol Hill.

Self-Determination Headship member Jedal Svecla has not liked the statement by former US Ambassador to Kosovo Greg Delawi, who created the situation earlier days at the American Congress, compared it to Kosovo, when the Vetevendosje Movement threw tear gas at the Assembly hearings.

Svechla, through a Facebook post, has said that the last “days, following the violation of the integrity of the US Congress and Senate, are maliciously inclined to compare this criminal attack with the drop of tear gas in the Kosovo Assembly. I'm saying malicious because there's nothing like it between these two events --”

“First in the House of Representatives in Washington, organized gangs attacked the building and seriously risked the lives of senators, congressmen and personalist”, Svechla wrote.

Svechla has further said that the <x0 use of gas in the Kosovo Parliament has made us representatives of the people of Kosovo, and no one has broken in from outside”.

The project of the attack in Washington was to hold power at any cost to a person who lost free elections there, while we did symbolic action to protect 8,200 acres of our country's territory. Unlike from there, although unjustly, the moment that Kurti's legitimate government collapsed, we peacefully submitted the task”.

Five lives were lost, among them a policeman, but our tear gas action was not damaged by anyone”, he wrote.

“Since we want a merit comparison, then it should be done with the entry of fascist gangs into Macedonia's parliament in April 2017, which violently wanted to stop making an Albanian, the legitimate speaker of this parliament. So the comparisons in this case indicate much about anyone who makes them”, Svechla wrote.

While the former US ambassador to Kosovo, Delawi remembering the beginning of his work in Kosovo, when the Vetevendosje Movement poured tear gas at the Assembly hearings, has said that today's <x0th) image at Capitol Hill reminds me of my first months in Kosovo, in 2015 when some politicians threw tear gas into the Assembly Hall to block MPs. Like today, politicians were willing to grant democracy to achieve power”.

Delawie, in a Twitter post, has said that Kosovo has achieved democracy by maintaining a US model, however, has questioned whether other states will have a model from now on.

Kosovo's “Democracy survived. Kosovars have been aiming for their state to be like the United States. With today's revolt inspired by Trump, will other states model us? Perhaps after the effort has been defeated. However, I suspect” has moved on.