U n NKT confirms email regarding communication with incumbent government, does not comment on content

The Office of the UN Agency Co-ordinator in Kosovo (UNKT) has accepted media leaks of information from the exchange of official emails with UN agencies in the country, made Monday, in relation to behaviors against government officials in Task.

Through an email sent to Kosovo's Klan, it is officially confirmed that “is aware of recent reports in the media” regarding the contents of emails launched by the Co-ordinator's Office towards the chiefs of UN agencies in Kosovo, adding that the UN's official “is not communicating via running emails (ang. leached)”

With this response, let this office understand that last night's report to the “Rubicon” in Klan Kosova for sending email to agencies under the UN umbrella is correct.

U n The NKT, also, in non-in short language, adds that “The official UN position is clear: it is up to Kosovo citizens to choose their government”, and that “O The UN will continue to co-operate with authorities and institutions, prioritising the well-being of the people of Kosovo”.

The author of the show “Rubicon” has made a clarification of the situation, following the attempt of the government's acting spokesman and Vetvendosje Movement spokesman! to distract and minimise reporting in Klan Kosova, that there have been emails with instructions to leaders about what the UN agencies' report should be until there is new political situation in the country.

“E confirms that on Monday afternoon, an email from the UN office in Kosovo has been sent to several addresses of representatives of these agencies, in which instructions are given on what should be the level of communication with the Government of Kosovo while it is in office. As a journalist, I preserve the right to not reveal resources. Anyone interested in asking the assigned addresses whether this email was sent and publishing its contents. Thank you.”, journalist Kelmendi wrote on the social Facebook network.

“P.s. The news was also said to be rising electricity prices, seen how it turned out. And with a lot of other news”, he added.

Because after the February 9th elections, Kosovo has remained with the Government in Task and with no constitutionalisation of the Parliament, the situation when the former opposition disputes the legitimacy of the prime minister and ministers who have also pledged as deputies, several diplomatic missions, foreign organisations and agencies have adopted new protocols of co-operation with individuals in Kosovo institutions. /Periscopi/