Karađorđević: Sila prevladala pravo 22. jul 2010. | 20:32 | Izvor: Beta Beograd -- Princ Aleksandar Karađorđević izrazio je razočarenje obrazloženjem Međunarodnog suda pravde o legalnosti proglašenja nezavisnosti Kosova.

Karađorđević je dodao da se iz tog stava "jasno vidi" da je sila prevladala nad međunarodnom pravdom.

"Neosporavanjem jednostrane deklaracije o nezavisnosti, Sud je posvedočio da nema sopstveni stav“, navodi se u saopštenju iz kabineta Karađorđevića.

Prema njegovoj oceni, sud je time pokazao “i da nije ni bilo potrebno ovoliko vremena da bi se javnosti saopštila odluka onih koji su do tragedije i bezakonja na Kosovu i Metohiji svojom politikom i svojim činjenjem i doveli",

Karađorđević je poslao pismo predsedniku Srbije Borisu Tadiću, premijeru Mirku Cvetkoviću i ministru spoljnih poslova Vuku Jeremiću u kojem je apelovao na njih da, uprkos stavu suda, nastave pravednu borbu da se očuva suverenitet zemlje, sigurnost građana i teritorijalni integritet.

"Želim Vam mnogo uspeha u daljim nastojanjima da se očuvaju mir i dobri odnosi sa svim susedima u regionu radi dobra svih građana. Želim Vam takođe uspeh u naporima da se osigura budućnost Srbije u EU i prosperitet za sve građane", naveo je Karađorđević.

B92 website, Source: Beta, Tanjug, 23.7.2010

"Force above law"

In a strongly worded statement in Belgrade on Thursday, Serbia's Crown Prince Aleksandar Karađorđević expressed his disappointment with the ICJ ruling.

He said the advisory opinion announced in The Hague "showed clearly that force overcame international law".

"By not denouncing the unilateral independence declaration, the court testified to the fact it had no stance of its own, and that it was unnecessary for this amount of time to pass for the decision to be announced to the public, which came from those whose policy and actions have led to the tragedy and lawlessness in Kosovo and Metohija," his cabinet said in Belgrade.

Prince Aleksandar also sent a letter to President Boris Tadić, Prime Minister Mirko Cetković and Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić, appealing on them to, despite the advisory opinion, continue with the just fight to preserve the country's sovereignty, the safety of her citizens and her territorial integrity.

"I wish you success in your further efforts to preserve peace and good relations with all the regional neighbors. I also wish you success in your efforts to secure Serbia's future in the EU and prosperity for all her citizens," wrote the crown prince.

23 July 2010 BALKANS.COM

HRH Crown Prince Alexander II - “We are disappointed about the opinion of the International Court of Justice in the Hague Balkan Business News Correspondent - 23.07.2010

In a statement released yesterday, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander commented regarding the decision by the International Court of Justice on Kosovo in the Hague today.

HRH Crown Prince Alexander stated the following: “We are disappointed about the opinion of the International Court of Justice in the Hague announced today. It clearly shows that force has prevailed over International Justice! By making the decision that independence is irreversible, the Court confirmed that it basically didn’t have its’ own standpoint, and that it didn’t actually need such a long time to present to the public decision made by those who brought tragedy and lawlessness to Kosovo and Metohija by their policy and their deeds.

The Crown Prince wrote letters to President Boris Tadic, Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic and Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic stating “despite today’s decision by the International Court of Justice, I wish that you and your associates will continue with the righteous struggle to preserve our country’s sovereignty, security of our people and territorial integrity. In addition I wish you all the best for your endeavours in keeping peace and good relations in our region with all neighbours for the sake of all citizens. I also wish you success in securing the future of Serbia in the European Union and prosperity for all citizens”.

HRH Crown Prince Alexander is the son of HM King Peter of Yugoslavia. King Peter II in London married in London, Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark, the daughter of HM King Alexander of the Hellenes and Aspasia Manos. Source: HRH Crown Prince Alexander II