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    La Corte penale internazionale conta sull’arresto di Putin mentre si reca al vertice di Budapest

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    1. ByGollie on

      > Criminal court counts on arrest Putin on way to Budapest summit
      > 17-10-25, 14:51
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      > update: 17-10-25, 15:19
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      > The Hague
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      > Russian President Vladimir Putin is to be arrested on his way to the planned summit with his American counterpart Donald Trump in Budapest, according to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The countries that have signed for the ICC are simply obliged to execute arrest warrants, the court said. That goes for both Hungary and the surrounding countries, which Putin would have to pass through.
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      > Hungary wants to receive Putin and Trump within a week or two. The country has announced it will withdraw from the ICC but is yet to abide by ICC decisions until mid-next year. However, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also welcomed his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, whose arrest has also ordered the court.
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      > The ICC does not mention Putin in so many words, but points out, when asked, that Member States are ‘legally obliged’ to cooperate. They also owe this to the other 124 participating countries, notes the court located in The Hague. Whether a Member State agrees with an ICC decision or not. According to the court, this is what only the court itself is about.
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      > Putin has been making fewer foreign travel since the coronavirus pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine, and appears to be staying home even more often since the arrest warrant. So he stayed away from BRICS summits in South Africa and Brazil, both of which recognize the ICC. Last summer, he traveled to Alaska for a meeting with Trump. The U.S. has always kept out of the ICC.

    3. Swiper-73 on

      Seriously, there’s no way that will happen….unfortunately

    4. johniebuoy on

      I can’t really apprehend how this war criminal, responsible for death and suffering of so many innocent gets to fly into the EU with full immunity.

    5. Mission_Scale_860 on

      Surrounding countries have the potential to do a funnies

    8. bayazglokta on

      Force that plane down during fly over. Belarus has some experience with that.

    9. loginisverybroken on

      Just like how Mongolia had an obligation to arrest him, good luck!

    10. BandicootSolid9531 on

      They won’t do jack squat. ICC exists only to pursue small colony country leaders if they don’t obey their colonizers.
      Period 

    11. ShrinkShrankShrunk94 on

      If they all simultaneously post a Facebook banner photo too, old Pute will be rotting in a jail in no time. /s

    16. CruelWinter9 on

      I’ve got questions. Let’s say he somehow gets arrested. What is the plan after that? What if Russia wants vengeance?

    18. Dorkseid1687 on

      Yeah and I’m counting on Dua Lipa getting in touch later on tonight

    19. Gawkhimmyz on

      why not just let a few Ukrainians with anti-air missiles into the EU.

      Arn’t Poland already blocking the extradition of those Ukrainians suspected of being involved with Nord Stream bombing…

    21. tramputino on

      The same way as Netanyahu was arrested when he visited Budapest a few months ago?

    22. LightSideoftheForce on

      International Criminal Court forgets that it’s a stupid, useless and weightless institution for a second

    23. darknmy on

      They will not do it because arresting a double is pointless 

    24. Most_Grocery4388 on

      I know they must bring it up otherwise the organization wouldn’t be doing its job but people who actually believe it’s possible are insane. Arresting him would be a declaration of war.

    30. tronzake on

      I’m sure Ukraine would be happy to provide safe passage through their airspace.

    32. livingthroughpain on

      Keep counting. Think they know how to count to infinity ♾️?

    33. Tyomke on

      A surprising amount of people are willing to end humanity as it is just for the sake of ukraine

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