The representative of the Commission, Peter Stano, announced that the EU expresses its regret that Mongolia did not arrest Vladimir Putin during his visit to the country. “The EU expresses its strongest support for efforts to ensure full accountability for war crimes and other more serious crimes in relation to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. In this regard, the EU supports the ICC Prosecutor’s investigations in Ukraine and calls for full cooperation from all contracting states, Stano said. “The EU reiterates its unwavering support for the ICC and for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders,” he added. It is noted that for the Russian president there is an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for international crimes, specifically for alleged crimes of illegal deportation and illegal transportation of children from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories in the context of the illegal aggressive war against […]
Source: News Beast
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