A K�l�gyminiszt�rium hivatalos �ll�spontja a Cseh K�zt�rsas�g legut�bbi l�p�seir�l

Az eMagyar K�zt�rsas�g a cseh eln�k legut�bbi, Magyarorsz�g ellen ir�nyul� l�p�seit bar�ts�gtalan l�p�snek min�s�ti. B�r tudjuk, hogy az eCseh K�zt�rsas�g az �szaki Sz�vets�g fel� oreint�l�dik, de az effajta elhideg�l�s nem alkalmas az egym�s melletti harmonikus �let meger�s�t�s�re. �ll�tjuk, hogy eMagyarorsz�g hisz a b�k�s �s m�lt� p�rbesz�dben �s tiszteletben tartja az �rv�nyben l�v� b�keszerz�d�st, amely az MPP-re vonatkoz� kit�telt is tartalmaz. �gy gondoljuk, hogy az eCseh K�zt�rsas�g megs�rtette a szerz�d�st az MPP egyoldal� felbont�s�val, ez�rt tiltakozunk az ilyesf�le magatart�s ellen. Nem hissz�k, hogy az ilyesf�le cselekedetek kifizet�d�ek lenn�nek Csehorsz�g sz�m�ra, nincs ugyanis az ilyen meggondolatlan �s hirtelen harag� diplom�ci�nak l�tjogosults�ga, k�l�n�sen nem eEur�pa sz�v�ben. Tov�bb� rem�lj�k, hogy az orsz�gaink k�z�tti j�sz�nd�k� kommunik�ci� min�l hamarabb jobbra fog fordulni.

Thomas Reid

k�l�gyminiszter

The Official Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concerning the Czech Republic’s current measures

The Republic of eHungary qualifies the current diplomatic measure of the Czech president against Hungary as an unfriendly act. Although, we know that the Czech Republic orientates himself to the Northern Alliance, but that kind of dissaffection isn’t able to strenghten the side by side life’s harmony. We state that eHungary still believes in peaceful and dignity dialogue and we are observant of the effectual peace treaty, which contains a term concerning the MPPs. We think that the Czech Republic violates the treaty through the one-sided dissociation of the MPPs therefore we exclaim against suchlike behaviour. We cannot believe that that kind of actions could be benefit for Czech Republic, because there is no justification on such ill-considered and quick-tempered diplomacy, especially not in the hearth of eEurope.

Furthermore, we hope that the well-intentioned communication between our countries will get well again, in no time.

Thomas Reid

the Minister of Foreign Affairs