UTF-8 Support in E-mail ID??

Is it possible to have UTF-8 compliant alias in Exchange 2013???
I am unable to add a new MB with alias in UTf -8 character. However, if I didn't provide an alias it will accept the logon name as its alias and logon name supports UTf-8. So Indirectly alias is supporting UTF-8.
In exchange 2010 , it does not support UTF-8 alias any how.
So is it a bug with Microsoft exchange 2013 ???

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