The International Criminal Court of The Hague has issued an international arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin in connection with his role in the deportation of children from Ukraine.
The UK intends to assist the International Criminal Court in The Hague with a forensic medical examination and investigation into the allegations leveled against Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin. This was announced on Friday, March 17, by British Attorney General Dominic Raab, writes the BBC.
“It is, I suspect, a long process, but the same was said about Yugoslavia, about Rwanda, and many people responsible for bloodshed have gone to court,” said Dominic Raab.
The British minister stressed that in the near future it will be “difficult” for Putin, because an arrest warrant from the Hague court automatically blocks his path to those countries that are members of the ICC.
“But now it is important that members of the international community who support the ICC ensure that the court has adequate support in the investigation, in the forensic examination, in the interview of witnesses, in technical support. And this is what we will do here in London. with our Dutch colleagues and our partners around the world,” said Raab.
It should be noted that the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that the issuance of an arrest warrant for the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is a decision from which historical responsibility begins.
It will be recalled that the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague issued international warrants for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
According to the court’s decision, now Putin must be arrested in 123 countries around the world that have ratified the Rome Statute or recognize the jurisdiction of the ICC.
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