Another employee of the United Nations (UN) has been identified and suspended for involvement in a viral s-ex video in Israel.
The United Nations says it has identified and placed on administrative leave without pay another staff member involved in the recent viral s-ex video.
Deputy Spokesman for the Secretary-General, Farhan Haq, disclosed this during a virtual news briefing on Monday.
Haq said, “A third male international staff member who was in the UN vehicle in Tel Aviv has also been identified as having engaged in the alleged misconduct.
“The staff member has been placed on Administrative Leave Without Pay, pending the results and conclusion of the ongoing OIOS (Office of Internal Oversight Services) investigation.”
On July 2, the UN announced the suspension of two employees involved in the video, which went viral on social media in late June.
The video showed a couple allegedly having s-ex in a marked UN car in the Israeli capital, Tel Aviv.
The organization had confirmed that the 4×4 vehicle was “likely assigned to the UN Truce Supervision Organisation”.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, said, at the time, that the organization was “shocked and deeply disturbed” by the footage.
In the short video, a woman in a red dress was seen allegedly straddling a man in the back seat of the white SUV bearing the “UN” inscription.
With them in the moving car are the driver and a bald-head man sitting on the passenger side in front.
Media reports say the footage was recorded on HaYarkon Street, a major thoroughfare in Tel Aviv.
According to the organization, UNTSO is the first-ever peacekeeping mission established by the UN in 1948.
It says the mission comprises military observers to monitor ceasefires, supervise armistice agreements and prevent military escalation.
(NAN)
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