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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs included in the list of the most wanted people President of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Piotr Hofmanski, who ordered the arrest
The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs included in the list of the most wanted people President of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Piotr Hofmanski, who ordered the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin last March on charges of war crimes in Ukraine.
Hofmanski is wanted under an article of the Criminal Code, according to the ministry’s database, which The exact reason for the persecution is not specified.
Russia is also included in the list TPI Vice President Luz del Carmen Ibáñez, and Judge Bertram Schmitt, TASS reports.
In mid-May last year, Russian authorities had already searched and arrested the ICC’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, as well as three other judges of the institution. for issuing an “illegal arrest warrant” against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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On March 17, the ICC issued an international arrest warrant for Putin and the Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children’s Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, on suspicion of a war crime. forced deportation of Ukrainian minors from areas captured during the war.
The court has “reasonable grounds” to believe that President Putin “bears individual criminal responsibility” for these crimes, either for their “direct” commission or for their “direct” commission. for failing to “exercise control” applicable to civilian and military subordinates who committed these acts.”
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The Kremlin assured that it does not recognize the jurisdiction of the court and considers the arrest warrant for the head of the Russian state “legally invalid.”
The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case against the prosecutor and judges of the ICC, noting that the criminal prosecution of the Russian president “is obviously illegal, since no reason to blame criminal liability.”
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Over the weekend in New York, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to provide evidence on charges that Moscow abducted Ukrainian children.
Due to the arrest warrant, Putin has not traveled abroad yet this year and even canceled its participation in the BRICS summit in South Africa in August.
According to the Kremlin, The Russian leader will travel to China in Octobera country that has not signed the Rome Statute, the founding treaty of the ICC.
(according to information from Europe Press And EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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