This is what the Klix.ba editorial office survived during the seven-hour search by RS police

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska, in cooperation with the MUP of KS, raided the editorial office of the portal Klix.ba this morning to seize all items they believe will help them in the investigation into the wiretapping affair of the Prime Minister of that BiH entity, Željka Cvijanović, and the search was completed in the afternoon hours.

Members of the MUP of RS, in cooperation with the MUP of KS, asked journalists and editors to stand up from their chairs and go to another room.

According to Klix.ba, led by Siniša Kostrešević, the police brought a court order signed by pre-trial judge Igor Todorović, judge of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo.

- From the moment they entered the premises of the portal Klix.ba, we were forbidden to publish any content, and after a few hours, all employees were allowed to leave the editorial premises, except for journalists Edita Gorinjac, directors Dario and Mario Šimić, and editor-in-chief Jasmin Hadžiahmetović - they state.

Employees of the portal Klix.ba were not allowed to use phones or communicate with people outside the editorial office. Only after a few hours were journalists of the portal Klix.ba who were not in the editorial office at the time allowed to publish news on our portal, but we were warned not to publish anything regarding the search, which lasted more than seven hours, Patria reports.

In addition to documentation they believe will help them in the investigation, hard drives of all computers in the editorial office, private mobile phones, USB sticks, CDs, laptops, and other office supplies were seized.

On this occasion, we thank all colleagues who have been waiting in front of our editorial office all day, all our readers, journalistic associations, and all editorial offices that have supported us in the right to objective and impartial reporting.