German MP of Turkish origin, member of the left wing party "Die Linke", Sevim Dağdelen, presented recently strong accusations against the role of Germany in Kosovo, and also against the KLA. She presented these accusations during the session of the Bundestag on 19 June, in which was discussed the extension of the mandate of German soldiers in KFOR for another year, reported Kosovo media. Sevim Dağdelen strongly attacked the former leaders of the KLA, for which she said that "the whole Kosovo government is composed of former KLA members." She said that government is a "renewed KLA terrorist organization" which "terrorize neighbouring countries such as Macedonia," highlighting that most of the fighters of "terrorist gang of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria "comes from Kosovo.

Kosovo citizens are struggling against "deeply corrupted system" leaving Kosovo, said Sevim, noting that the former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder said that the bombing of Yugoslavia was illegal under international law. Speech of the MP was interrupted several times by applause of the left oriented MPs, although at the moment of speech in Bundestag were present few deputies. Party "Die Linke" has 64 seats in the Bundestag, out of 631 representatives.