One can say no (or yes) based on semantic or conceptual arguments if one wants to.
But the problems an ecosystem faces from what’s called an invasive species, are very like the problems an ecosystem faces from human behavior that is unlike the previous activity in the ecosystem (when there may have been humans, but they were a relatively small part of what was going on in the ecosystem).
Agriculture, industry, and pervasive road and settlement construction, as well as driving multiple species extinct (or to very low levels) and changing the temperature and acid levels, and introducing new chemicals and garbage pits and so on, altering the food chain, etc., are all akin to the arrival of major invasive species, but far more severe.
Not to mention – what is the main cause of invasive species introduction? (Answer: human activity)
Also, what’s the word “invasive” in invasive species about, if not a metaphor for human military conquest?
TLDR: Don’t flatter modern humans by comparing their destructive effects to mere invasive non-human species.