world that the russian regime is criminal, they said that the decision of the international criminal court will not be implemented, because the russian federation is not a party to the rome statute of the international criminal court , the spokeswoman for the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, maria zakharova, said that, she commented that the arrest warrant for vladimir putin on the rest of putin will not have any significance for the russian federation in particular, and from a legal point of view, russia is not a party to the rome statute of the international criminal court and has no obligations under it with this body russia is not cooperating, and the possible arrest warrants issued by the international court of justice will be legally useless for us, but now i suggest you see how the decision of the international criminal court was announced by its judge piotr hoffmannsky. the international criminal court issued two arrest warrants for vladimir putin regarding the situation in ukraine of the president of the russian federation and for maria lviv and the white house commissioner for children's affairs for alleged war crimes regarding the deportation of children from th

ministry spokeswoman. decisions of the international criminal court have no significance fall country, including from legal standpoint, rushes not to participant of the rome statute of the international criminal court, and has no obligations on to the statute. russia does not cooperate with disability and possible recipes for arrests from the i. c. c will be null and void to us. earlier we spoke to the former mayor of kabul dowd, sultan's zola, who says that i see see resolutions are not credible due to the institutions of blinker view on atrocities and crimes across the world. it's just basically laughable at mockery of what they're trying to achieve. they're not that they cannot exercise any of these things in action and practice. and also i think all the other happen would look at these processes that happened in the world . because war, because migration, because of displacement, if you don't deal with them in an even handed way to just come up with these kinds of resolution, lose their credibility for example, right now look what's going on and who talks about it? no, but when the british or refugees there was relevant there need people to concentrate and sp

evidence of the involvement of the russian ord in the genocide of the ukrainian people, we record episodes in which we see war crimes in accordance with of the rome statute of the international criminal court more than 34,000 such episodes have been recorded , these are attacks on civilian objects, destruction and damage to property, intentional killings , kidnappings, the collected materials are entered by the documenters into a single database and sorted, we cooperate with the office of the prosecutor general so directly with the police and with the international criminal court. that is, we transfer all the collected data so that they complement the already existing episodes and the report will be necessary in order to bring to justice all those guilty of the relevant crimes, the history of every house destroyed or looted by russian marauders, every fate of a maimed or killed ukrainian, every single crime must be documented , human rights defenders emphasize, only by collecting as much evidence as possible that the russian mayor brought absolute evil to the territory of ukraine can legal action be taken full stop in the case against criminals led by putin beast justice nino kolomie serhi

17, the international criminal court issued a warrant for the arrest of the russian dictator vladimir putin. they can be arrested on the territory of those countries that have ratified the rome statute of the international criminal court. and this is more than a hundred countries. the solution is still unknown europe square in moscow is located near the kyiv railway station and not far from the hotel ukraina in its current form, it was built in the early 2000s as part of a joint of the russian-belgian project, for the first time in the history of ukrainian medicine, a practical course was organized in lviv for doctors in critical conditions. american instructors teach ours how to do ultrasound diagnostics using only a tablet and a special sensor . our correspondents, a military medic, dana came from the front line to learn how to do emergency ultrasound . diagnosis, this knowledge will help her to save more than one life of our defenders, the woman tells me personally , it will give me the opportunity for a quick diagnosis in in the conditions of avaka or in the conditions of the point of the patient’s land and there is bleeding or there is no bleeding and combat operations, doctors

decisions of the international criminal court do not have any significance for our country, these are the words of the press secretary of sakharova, she says that russia is not a party to the rome statutethe international criminal court, so it does not bear any obligations that russia does not cooperate with this structure and so on, it is not surprising that the ukrainians have a completely different position, they made it clear that they welcome the decision of the chief prosecutor . will definitely be punished and this is very important for ukrainians because they demanded responsibility for war crimes at least to start this process they know that it will take a long time that any form of justice will take many years if we look at the conflict in the former slavia, it took decades to bring certain people to justice and convict them, so i think that ukraine is satisfied that this process has at least already begun, and here is a quote from the prosecutor of ukraine andrii kostin, he wrote on facebook, this means that putin should be arrested outside of russia and take him to court and the world from world leaders will think three times before shaking hands or sitting down at the nego

maria zakharova russia is a contemporary of the rome statute of the international criminal court and i am bound by it, and it is possible there is something like that there are some recipes for arrest coming from the international the courts will be legally insignificant for us, the next stage of anger comes into play here, the top screamers of the kremlin with a stick, the whole country is one blow to the dam, and there is no country , a flooded nuclear continent. and even in the russian state duma, in response to the warrant for putin's arrest, they did not come up with anything better than to start a real of the criminal case and the judges of the international criminal court, meanwhile, in the studio of the federal channels, propagandists are competing to see who will bow before the tsar , putin's mouthpiece gurulyov decided to shift responsibility for crimes to the whole of ukraine the people that our president supports are all russian people, the russian people were declared to me in the laws, and the russian dictator has enough support, we support and approve of putin's policy

russia should really leave the territory of the peninsula, russia's ally armenia, in the near future ratified the rome statute of the international criminal courtas passed by the local constitutional court, the government of armenia appealed to it and with this issue at the end of last year, the goal was to bring azerbaijan to court for crimes that , according to yerevan, were committed during the conflict over nagorno-karabakh in 2020 , but the court's decision appeared a week after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin for the forcible deportation of ukrainian children to russia, now it turns out that armenia can to arrest the russian president if he appears on the territory of the country , commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny showed the destruction by the armed forces of ukraine of the russian ship saratov in the port of berdyansk. porto, the large amphibious ships of orsk, caesar kunikov and novocherkassk were damaged. saratov was destroyed. the myth of the invulnerability of the russian fleet was destroyed by well-aimed strikes of the armed forces of ukraine noted the commander-in-chief of the ukrainia

of the general un general assembly bother miguel to scotto. good friend of mine actually, who opined that until international law. and in particular, until the rome statute of the international criminal court applies to all nations, it should not be applied to any. that is, you can't have a system of international law in which countries, like the u. s. unilaterally take the position that they are not going to be subject to the international criminal court. you can't then go after other parties. that's just not how it works. it's not fair, it's not just so, and i agree with that position. i don't think they should should have any jurisdiction as jurisdiction over every country. thank you so much for speaking to today or appreciate your insight, duncanville acumen, and labor rights lawyer. i think thank you. now the disastrous war in iraq, which left a trail of destruction under reported, 1000000 people dead is coming up on its grim 20th anniversary. we're bringing you our special coverage of the conflicts this through the oil rich country and the chaos and to stabilize the region for many years to come. ah or 20 years ago to the day george w bush made the decision to oust then iraqi leader

means to be african like its albashar da albashar the president of sudan da topovi of the states that signed the rome statute of the international criminal courtuth has no direct legal responsibility, the responsibility is political , it is always very difficult to justify why do you not fulfill your obligations and cooperate with the international criminal court, why do you cover up and hide an international criminal, that is why in fact even countries that are sympathetic to putin, like south africa or brazil or venezuela, which is also a signatory of the rome statute , will think twice before accepting putin and not only that instead that will be offered. let's better meet in some other country or even hold a meeting online. that's why this arrest warrant creates a lot of problems for putin in his travels, don't forget what else there is air space, in order to reach the country, you have to fly to the territory of other countries, and there these countries can also stop and execute an arrest warrant. well, i would not forget this seems like a small thing, but the important detail is that medicine in russia is a shambles . and all these seni

of the icc. take a listen. >> translator: the decisions of the international criminal court have no meaning for our country. russia is not a member of the rome statute of the international criminal court and bears no obligations under it. russia does not cooperate with this body and possible pretenses for arrest coming from the international court of justice will be legally null and void for us. >> reporter: and as you hear there from russia's response, it is doubtful, questionable as to whether or not this will have a legitimate impact on the reality on the ground on russia's day-to-day actions, on the aggression that we are seeing in ukraine. and in fact we heard from the icc's president speaking with cnn yesterday saying this isn't a magic wand, this isn't going to immediately end the violence that we're seeing in ukraine or the war crimes allegedly being committed. however, the icc's hope p and belief is that this may act as a deterrent measure. of course we also heard from the european union's own foreign policy chief acknowledging this is a significant and historic step. it is unprecedented, the first time we have seen a sitting head of state

translation: russia is not a party to the rome statute| of the international criminal court and bearsons under it. russia does not cooperate with this body, and possible recipes for arrest coming from the international court will be legally null and void for us. these are only the first arrest warrants. more are expected for the killing of civilians here in bucha and elsewhere across the country, where russian forces have been accused of rape, torture and indiscriminate shelling. ministers said mr putin would be brought tojustice. i would expect rhetoric, brinkmanship, but at the end of the day, we've seen it all before with other violent despots and dictators, and in the end, a large number of them cannot sit out the indictment from an international court for the worst crimes against humanity. here in kyiv, ministers expressed satisfaction that, as one said, the wheels ofjustice returning in a historic moment for ukraine. it may be that this is a symbolic act, it may be that mr putin is never arrested or ever faces a court, but it is still a significant moment. it is not every day th

translation: russia is not a party to the rome statute| of the international criminal court and bearshe man investigating the allegations against mr putin denied the warrants were symbolic. there are reasonable grounds to believe that crimes - within our court's jurisdiction have been committed, - so those that feel that you canj commit a crime in the daytime and sleep well at night should perhaps look at history. - vladimir putin may never be arrested or appear in court, but it's not everyday that a serving head of state is accused of war crimes, and it's a signal from the international community that they will seek justice for what has been happening in ukraine. helena wilkinson, bbc news. i spoke to our correspondent anna holligan, who is at the hague, who gave us more details. there are so many people talking about this being a symbolic move, but actually what stands out as being very significant is that in order to issue these arrest warrants, the icc needs to have sufficient grounds, sufficient evidence to be able to actually point the finger at president putin, so that is why t

translation: russia is not a party to the rome statute| of the international criminal court and bears. russia does not cooperate with this body, and possible recipes for arrest coming from the international court will be legally null and void for us. these are only the first arrest warrants. more are expected for the killing of civilians here in bucha and elsewhere across the country, where russian forces have been accused of rape, torture and indiscriminate shelling. ministers said mr putin would be brought tojustice. i would expect rhetoric, brinkmanship, but at the end of the day, we've seen it all before with other violent despots and dictators, and in the end, a large number of them cannot sit out the indictment from an international court for the worst crimes against humanity. here in kyiv, ministers expressed satisfaction that, as one said, the wheels ofjustice returning in a historic moment for ukraine. it may be that this is a symbolic act, it may be that mr putin is never arrested or ever faces a court, but it is still a significant moment. it is not every day that a serving

translation: russia is not a party to the rome statute| of the international criminal court and bearsder it. russia does not cooperate with this body, and possible recipes for arrest coming from the international court will be legally null and void for us. these are only the first arrest warrants. more are expected for the killing of civilians here in bucha and elsewhere across the country, where russian forces have been accused of rape, torture and indiscriminate shelling. ministers said mr putin would be brought tojustice. i would expect rhetoric, brinkmanship, but at the end of the day, we've seen it all before with other violent despots and dictators, and in the end, a large number of them cannot sit out the indictment from an international court for the worst crimes against humanity. here in kyiv, ministers expressed satisfaction, that, as one said, the wheels ofjustice returning in a historic moment for ukraine. it may be that this is a symbolic act, it may be that mr putin is never arrested or ever faces a court, but it is still a significant moment. it is not every day that a

of the international criminal court ms. kateryna very briefly, please, what are you waiting for to a country that is a signatory of the rome statuteut does not execute this arrest warrant from the international criminal court in gaza a-a well, of course there will be diplomatic pressure , there may be other pressure, but there will be no deployment of troops or any other such radical actions in fact, i don’t know what else it might be. and in the case of albashur, this has not happened so far, and i think that south africa will try to persuade the russian side not to go to the summit , and maybe the russian side itself will want not to do this, but for now cases of non-execution of arrest warrants. unfortunately, there were, in particular , albasher, who has not yet been brought to court . another really important point is that the russians will cling to various legal nuances, security nuances, and already declare that they did not deport but evacuated our children and they will be returned to ukraine as soon as it is safe, everything will be fine here, where is this fine line between deportation and evacuation, so that they do no

of the european national natural gas market. and one thing i want you to think about, tucker, this pipeline attack occurred off bornholm island, which is part of denmark. denmark signed the rome statute of the international criminal court and denmark has to investigate this incident because the icc will and the united states congress has an obligation to investigate. and because if they don't, this is also something could go to the icc. even if america doesn't recognize the icc. so no one has heard the end of it. the american people have a right to know. and , you know, thomas paine wrote in common sense that, you know, we don't have a king in america. in america, the law is king. and we cannot let our history and constitutional journal just be destroyed by a group in the white house that doesn't want to recognize the responsibility of the united states constitute. no president has a right to commit an act of war against any other nation unless you go to congress and get congress to declare. so there's problems there with the us constitution, with international law. and this is just beginning with seymour hirsch. did was he he tore open the curtain and gave the american people in the world a chance to look at the machi

of the signs of genocide. and as for the international consequences, this is a clear political signal for everyone. and who is a party to the rome statute and respects the decision of the international criminal court, what about how it is impossible to return to business with putin , how impossible to return to business with a criminal, a signal to all countries that consider it possible to shake putin's hand from meeting with him that they are meeting with an internationally recognized war criminal and this is significant will complicate putin's contacts with a low country and russia with a low country . this decision is clearly in line with justice and in the interests of ukraine. it is a blow to russia, even from those official comments that smeared it. it is even clear that they are confused, they did not expect this and understand that even if now to pretend that nothing terrible has happened, then the consequences will pass no matter how much time passes, this warrant will remain valid and there will be new warrants for other matters eh and if putin was found to be involved in other matters he will also be charged and it is extremely important, with your permission, i will respond to the fir

of latin countries america, africa, which sign a general international treaty where we prescribe the removal of immunity, it works the same way in the international criminal court of documents called the rome statutebeen ratified by russia and they have no intention of ratifying it, so we cannot take the organization of the international criminal court to consider the crime aggression, and finally in a year, you know , in a year of explanations, lobbying, debates with our colleagues, internationalists, lawyers, we achieved this result, if we allow a very important conference in lviv, which passed literally past legal work, absolutely legal rammstein laid such bricks, he built a house that will be our outpost for the tribunal, this is the start of work already in the summer of the special agency for the investigation of aggression, which will be based in the city of gazi, very symbolic and very well expected probably in the netherlands, where the international criminal court and other institutions of international justice are located, and in principle, this international working group will already work, as you mentioned, on the evidence base so that at the time of signing the agreement on the estab

of the russian dictator, and now he has come to austria, because there they promised to arrest and hand over the president of russia vladimir putin to the international criminal court. of the rome statute and therefore obliged to cooperate with the icc and implement its decision, the austrian ministry of justice also reminded that in 2019 in the case regarding the president of sudan omar albashir, the international criminal court has already established that even heads of state do not have immunity before the court, and every crime must be fully investigated, impunity should not be added to the department , it will become easier to pay debts, the group of creditors, which includes all the g7 states, gave ukraine a postponement of loan payments until 2027 year, that is when the current imf program will end , the ministry of finance of canada announced, after the stabilization of the economic situation in ukraine or before the end of the country's imf program creditors will introduce additional steps to ease the debt burden, they also called on other bilateral creditors to quickly conclude an equally favorable agreement with the government of ukraine, militants supported by iran launched

actions prohibited by international law , the chairmanship of the assembly of states participating in the rome statute draws attention to threats to the international criminal courted in issuing arrest warrants the situation in ukraine , the presidency of the assembly expresses regret about of these attempts to hinder international efforts aimed at ensuring responsibility for actions prohibited by general international law the international criminal court embodies our collective commitment to fight impunity for the most serious international crimes as a last resort the court complements national jurisdictions we call on all states to respect its judicial and prosecutorial independence to things interesting reaction from the republic of south africa regarding the decision of the international relations minister of international relations and cooperation of the couple on lady pander stated that the government of ukraine will have to discuss the warrant for the arrest of the russian dictator vladimir putin and consult with the russian side . i remind you that putin is also accused of the illegal deportation of children from the occupied territories of ukraine to rus

of aggression can be considered under the rome statute only under the conditions that both the aggressor and the victim are members of this rome statute neither ukraine nor russia are members of this statute, therefore the international criminal courter crimes of aggression, at the same time , it is absolutely obvious that crimes of aggression are the most important, because he was the catalyst and the inspirer of all these crimes that followed all those 70,000 crimes that we are talking about and all those sufferings that all ukrainians bring today, as khan said at this conference, except for khan, ukraine is all of ukraine, this is the place of the field what to do with the crime of aggression, the state's position this should be created by a special international tribunal to consider the crime of aggression, and this is exactly the issue and in general the issue of responsibility for crimes committed, the issue of achieving justice, which has no statute of limitations, this should be kept in mind this philosophical principle, yes, this is exactly the issue that was considered. practically, at this conference, the position of the state is that it is necessary to create such a tribunal, and for this there are such possibilities ,

translation: russia is not a party to the rome statute| of the international criminal court and bearsell at night should perhaps look at history. vladimir putin may never be arrested or appear in court, but it's not everyday that a serving head of is accused of war crimes, and it's a signal from the international community that they will seek justice for what has been happening in ukraine. helena wilkinson, bbc news. more than 1400 security guards at heathrow airport are planning to strike over easter in their pay dispute. the unite union says workers at terminal 5 will strike for ten days from march 31st until easter sunday. the airport says it has contingency plans in place to stay open and says it has already offered a 10 percent pay rise. junior doctors' leaders have become the latest union to agree to enter pay talks with the government. the british medical association has said it won't announce new strike action while negotiations are taking place. the government is also holding "intensive" talks with teachers' unions to try to end a dispute over pay in england. our political co

because so many countries have recognized the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, so they are obliged to arrest him. the rome statutech established the international criminal court, was ratified by 124 countries, in particular, all the states of europe and latin america, mexico, canada, japan, south australia, new zealand and most of the african countries, so from now on, theoretically , putin cannot go to any of of these countries even to an international conference, now the situation has changed, president putin has been charged, he has become an exile, and it is difficult for leaders. and although there are no precedents for the extradition of current heads of state, human rights defenders are convinced that this first swallow is far from the last accusations against putin and that he, together with the kremlin leadership, is awaiting a number of international criminal cases, the other day the new york times newspaper wrote that the court in gaza will open two cases against putin, the first actually for the deportation of children, and the second, according to the publication's source, deliberate strikes on civil

the rome statute and which countries accepted it or signed it, ratified it, which did not accept it, it is known that these 122 countries in the world accept decisions of the international criminal court and warrants of the international criminal court in gas i know that in 2000 ukraine signed the rome statute but did not ratify it, that's true. yes, it's true and you know that there is always a certain collision between the application of the norms of national law and norms of international law, that is, what does the rome statute actually say. it says that any crime committed in a country or by a country that has signed this statute, well, this crime fall under the jurisdiction of the court, i.e. no longer of national legislation, but of international law , and this creates for certain countries the threat of, let's say, their citizens who, according to the court, have committed certain torts, that is , crimes, they will immediately fall under its jurisdiction . there are 123 countries that have signed this charter, so there are a certain number of countries that are hesitating, doubting whether it is necessary to do it. concerning crimes of the russian federation on the territory o

the rome statute and about which countries accepted it or signed and ratified it, and which did not accept it, do you know what these are 122 countries in the world that accept decisions of the international criminal courtnd warrants of the international criminal court in gaza. i know that in 2000 ukraine signed the rome statute but did not ratify it. you know, here there is always a certain collision between the application of the norms of national law and the norms of international law, that is, what does the rome statute actually say. it says that any what crime is committed in a country or by a country that has signed this statute, well, this crime falls under the jurisdiction of the court, that is, not under national legislation, but international , and this creates for certain countries uh, the threat of, say, their citizens, who uh, well, in the opinion of the court, these or that committed torts, that is, crimes, they will fall under its jurisdiction immediately, some countries do not agree with this, so you see, out of 190 , there are, in my opinion, six numbers and the countries that are today , er, 123 signed this statute, so there are a certain number of countries that er- hesitate doubts wh

of the entire world have ratified what's known as the rome statute. that's the permanent judicial body established by the international criminal court to prosecute and put on trial. people accused of heinous acts like genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity. these on elected judges sitting on a panel at the hague in the netherlands, are supposed to act as a court of last resort on the global stage. they're supposed to handle prosecution of these criminal acts, either committed in a state that has ratified the agreement or by a national of one of these states. recently, b, i c. c issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin, for the alleged crime against humanity. the kidnap of children from ukraine during the ongoing military operation. the only problem. well, there are many really, but neither ukraine nor russia are member states of the i, c. c. neither are bound to its arbitrary jurisdiction because neither country ever entered into the agreement. that on its face should make the i 60 is war it.

of the united states did not blink, he said that he believed that everything the strange signatories of the rome statute must execute the decree of putin and hand it over to the international criminal court the usa, he would be arrested, because we know that the us government wants to sign the rome statute, but withdrew its signature, that in this case well, first of all, this is a very hypothetical question, and it is very, very unlikely that putin goes to the usa a-a so that er-er but here er-er we er-er all of us are looking at all who er-er completed the crime against ukraine we know that putin a-er er-er this is the war that is being carried out and putin's attack and a-a he he can perfectly today eh says that he he he can put an end to this war today and withdraw the army from ukraine, we know that everyone who commits has committed and will commit a crime must be punished must sit in court so that we can see the evidence against them and so that the judges can make a decision on the basis of evidence a-a mm so we work together with our international partners, this is what is needed so that the hybrid court has the support of the international community a-a all of our international

there are 193 member states, the united nations, 122 of those countries are signatories to the rome statute that governs the international criminal court. and they would be obliged any of those countries to arrest vladimir putin. if he set foot on that territory, we know from the past, omar bashir, the former leader of sedan, that there are countries that have ignored west arrest warrants from the i. c. c in the past. but it does, i think, create a headache for countries that might be wanting to host vladimir putin. we know there's a shanghai cooperation organisation meeting coming up in may in india, india also sharing the g 20 this year. vladimir putin didn't attend the last t 20 in barley. ah, would he go to the next one in india? well, india would have a be had 8 if he wants to do that. same for south africa at the end of august, if vladimir putin wanted to go to the bricks conference at south africa, would have to decide whether to arrest president putin. and although human rights campaign has said, this is a wonderful moment for accountability. there are potential problems for diplomacy going forward if you want to bring an end t

the warrant be transferred to interpol , and interpol will then give instructions to these countries that are members of interpol and the international of the criminal court, which signed and ratified the rome statute, so that these countries if putin appears on the territory of these countries, they arrest him, it will not be automatic , again, an internal procedure must take place, although, let's say, we already have a statement from the minister of justice of germany, marko bushman , about what if with if putin appears on the territory of germany, then he will be arrested , because this is what the procedure stipulates, although the procedure is still up to the end for such leaders as putin as the head of a state with nuclear weapons . accusations and search warrants were issued for such odious figures as omar albashir, the president of sudan, who was arrested . but so far there is no decision on him for his crimes that he committed in tarhur in his province, we remember the case of momagh gaddafi, who also said that the international criminal court does not give us any instructions because we are not members, but if in june 2011 a warrant was issued for his arrest e, then in october of the sam

is if we are talking from a legal point of view, if indeed china is not a party to the rome statute and is not a member state of the international criminal courtthen in principle it has there is no obligation to extradite putin, detain him, hand him over, send him to hell, but this is only from a legal point of view, unfortunately, we now see the significant influence of world politics on legal processes, and therefore if you communicate with a political and rogue if you communicate with a political corpse, then you so by chance, willy-nilly, you turn into one of them yourself, that's why china can pay a visit to the russian federation, it can talk about something with putin, but as soon as the process moves on, as soon as the matter is transferred first to the pre-trial chamber, then to the judicial chamber, then we will see how the international community then begins to say that they always knew and that putin was always a war criminal and that maria lvova bilova committed genocide from the beginning , that is, the rhetoric will change at the moment, so far they are not ready but this is only among the powerful states, only china remains, an

because there they promised to arrest and hand over the president of russia vladimir putin to the international criminal court. party to the rome statute and therefore obliged to cooperate with the icc and implement its decisions, the austrian ministry of justice also reminded that in 2019, in the case of sudanese president amar albashir, the international the criminal court has already established that even the heads of state do not have immunity before the court. therefore, every crime should be fully investigated . impunity should not be added to the department. us president joseph biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau, the latter reminded that canada supplies ukraine with artillery, ammunition , armored vehicles, tanks, and also trains ukrainian servicemen since 2015 and imposes sanctions against the kremlin regime, while biden emphasized that the russian dictator putin has not achieved his goals and the ukrainian people's love for their country will prevail, the head of the white house also added that the kremlin failed to destroy the unity of nato and promised that the usa and canada will defend every centimeter of the

complicated relationship with the international criminal court because they did not ratify the rome statute, even the file. they do not want american military politicians to become agents ofthe international criminal court , we must understand that any country that is waging war can become an object of interest of the international criminal court, by the way, i want to remind that ukraine also did not risk it, the roman articles gave the international criminal court the opportunity to act on our territory to conduct an investigation, but ukraine is in the same boat as the united states and russia, and not in a boat with those countries , we criticized the rome statute with missions and i understand why because i think that right now it would be extremely dangerous for questions to be raised about war crimes committed by the ukrainian military, this would lead to known excesses - we remember the case of markel which ended with the fact that it turned out that he was not guilty of anything but for how many years well, this propaganda would be russian they would use it they falsified the facts so i don't know how it will go on but it is so and it is obvious that the united s

decisions on behalf of the united nations, this is actually a higher level of issuing a mandate that is actually present in the international criminal court, the statute of which is the rome statute approved by the same general assembly un and therefore it is very important to get recognition at the global level eh actually this is eh a very difficult issue and today it rather remains a question than eh a solved issue and eh answers to whether it will be possible to get the appropriate number of states that will volunteer for the recognition of the statute of such a new body of prosecution for crimes of aggression, there is no such thing because more than 132 votes of 132 states are needed. instead, we have a little more than 30 states that already definitely support the creation of this body, a huge number of states take either er, you know, a wait-and-see position, or they will not support this decision, and this actually will put a different model, er, for the implementation of such a tribunal on aggression, which can be implemented then or on er at the european level, this can be an analogue of, let's say, the same european court of human rights, which will deal exclu

of the entire world have ratified what's known as the rome statute. that's the permanent judicial body established by the international criminal court to prosecute and put on trial. people accused of heinous acts like genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity. these on elected judges sitting on a panel at the hague in the netherlands, are supposed to act as a court of last resort on the global stage. they're supposed to handle prosecution of these criminal acts, either committed in a state that has ratified the agreement or by a national of one of these states. recently, b, i c. c issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin, for the alleged crime against humanity. the kidnap of children from ukraine during this ongoing military operation. the only problem? well, there are many really, but neither ukraine nor russia are member states of the i, c. c. neither are bound to its arbitrary jurisdiction because neither country ever entered into the agreement. that on its face should make the i ccs warrant bunk, but in the us, hypocrisy is running rampant once again on the news of the arrest warrant. now to help us better understand all of

online i will remind you that turkey has not ratified the rome statute and therefore does not recognize the decision of the international criminal courtn the event of putin's visit there are also law enforcement officers there, they will not be obliged to arrest him financial aid ukraine received a guarantor in the amount of 1 billion 250 million dollars from the united states, the ministry of finance reported that they will be directed to partial reimbursement of state budget expenditures, in particular, pension payments, assistance for internally displaced persons, wages for rescuers and employees of higher education institutions, a lawsuit by the uoc mp to the court does not release its representatives from the obligation to leave the monastery, so until the court makes a decision, the moscow priests should not be in the premises of the reserve as of today, the director of the department of cultural heritage of the ministry of culture and information policy, mariana tomen, announced this. in addition, today a commission will start working on the territory of the lower lavra. from the ministry, this group will gradually inspect 77 o

online, let me remind you that turkey has not ratified the rome statute and therefore does not recognize the decision of the international criminal courtthe case of putin's visit, there are also law enforcement officers there they will not be obliged to arrest him from the czech republic to ukraine, 15 anti -aircraft complexes are leaving for viktor, czech volunteers reported that they were the ones who collected money for this equipment as part of the initiative, a gift to putin , in total, they managed to collect 90 million kroner , the activists there wished the ukrainian defenders a successful hunt, i will remind you of such combat vehicles able to effectively protect strategic and civilian objects from the impact of low-cost ammunition, in particular drones , their effective firing range is more than 2 kilometers the weapon is also equipped with a day and night anti-aircraft sight on this i have everything i say goodbye to you until tomorrow live broadcast espresso will continue my colleagues want to wake up rested and full of strength but from the old mattress constantly hurts the whole body and on the couch you can't turn around

of immunity. obviously it doesn't provide any, any immunity. but remember, not all the countries in the world assigned up to the international criminal court and the rome statute that governs it. russia is not one of them. so there's no way russia. president putin has pretty total control of how things operate. there's no way that russia is going to extradite president putin. he's pretty safe. i think if he stays on russian soil, the question is whether he travels anywhere else. and also i think how other countries now deal with him president, she of china is going to moscow in the coming days. i don't think it will impact that visit, but it's it puts a different spin on things president, she is not now just meeting the head of state of the russian federation. he's meeting a man who's wanted by the international criminal court and has an arrest warrant and the international criminal court say he needs to be arrested as soon as possible and sent to his cell in the hey to await a wait trial. indeed, plenty of potential more divisions ahead dramatic into the james space. that's been to us from the u. n. thank you so much, james. well, let's now get the perspectiv

online, let me remind you that turkey has not ratified the rome statute and therefore does not recognize the decision of the international criminal courtn the event of putin's visit , there are also law enforcement officers there, they will not be obliged to arrest him japan has allocated a new package of humanitarian aid to ukraine worth almost half a billion dollars, the press service of the japanese ministry of foreign affairs reported that they will purchase the equipment necessary for the restoration of energy and agricultural infrastructure, as well as for demining and clearance of debris , part of the money will go to the restoration of energy facilities damaged by russian attacks earlier, japan promised to provide ukraine with equipment for demining worth four and a half million dollars and to train ukrainian sappers, as well as japanese prime minister fomiokishi announced that tokyo will allocate 30 million dollars for the purchase of non-lethal weapons for ukraine. financial aid ukraine received a grant of 1 billion 250 million dollars from the united states. pension payments, assistance for internally displaced persons, wage

of the governments is needed and russia does not cooperate with this court, he always said that it can affect vladimir putin 's trips if the destination countries that signed the rome statute cooperate with the international criminal court, amir shojaei of the berlin broadcasting news agency the president of russia has announced that he will deploy tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of his ally belarus. in an interview broadcast on tv, vladimir putin said that it is the united states that is doing this, and that this country in the independence of its tactical nuclear weapons on the territory its allies have a long history. the russian president said that russia has transferred 10 aircraft capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons to belarus . another of his statements threatened to receive orders for british ammunition bags containing depleted uranium. we will also use the same ammunition, he added. we have hundreds of thousands of this kind of nightingale that has not been used so far. trump repeated it again and again to end the war in ukraine. the former us president said in his first election conference in texas that if the us president is re-elected, the war it will resolve and end ukraine within 2

year, the eu, while building its relations with the rome statute and the international criminal court, the eu , in principle, talks about the extension ofisdiction to the crimes committed against the protesters on the maidan and the crimes of the rashists in the context of russian aggression, therefore the minimum has been fulfilled and therefore, i do not consider this vote and the raising of this question to be sly. well, then we see that the partners are now taking very important steps. and these are not only symbolic steps. these are very specific legal steps. and if something is needed from the verkhovna rada, then i think that there will be is a position that will strengthen ukraine and in the international legal and security heart , whether to sign or not to sign the rome statute , you know the pros and cons, pluses and minuses, we understand that the situation is delicate because we understand that european legislation and so on and the bodies of justice are not always perfect, and we understand that the enemy can also enter, so to speak, across such a distant border in order to try to bite us in the back or try to use some such

my job as a prosecutor of the international criminal court is to try to determine whether the rome statute is a crime against humanity or whether they have been committed. is the statute broken and is there any evidence base? if there is no evidence base, we stop at that. if there is a basis , then we believe that there is a basis for asserting that this is an international crime, and we refer it to the court and appeal to the judges. so what will happen next, will there be any reparations, will there be arrests, if there will be a return of property or will there be a return of people, this requires unity, this requires ensuring that the law does not evaporate, these are not words that just fly out of the mouth and disappear, that the laws must be firmly adhered to, even if it is difficult to do and it seems to me that such a view weighs a lot now in ukraine, this is a turning point not only for ukraine but for the whole of humanity , if we can apply the proper laws in ukraine right now, there are very few chances that we will later be able to apply the law and the law in other parts of t

event that armenia ratifies the rome statute, propagandist media write about this, the interlocutor of one of the media called the warrants issued by the international criminal court against the russian leadership legally null and void , let me remind you that the countries that ratified the rome statute should be arrested putin and the children's rights commissioner lvova belova as soon as they arrive on their territory in zhytomyr during the children's air alert they entertain with songs in vinnytsia, they read books, but in the kyiv region, schoolchildren are distracted by physical exercises in a closed space. it is not easy to interest and focus the attention of students, but local teachers manage to do it. what method did the physical education teacher develop and which the children will be delighted to tell my colleague love gerashchenko in more than a year of a full-scale war, ukrainian schoolchildren know well what air raids are, where to run and what to take with them to the shelter, if high school students prefer gadgets while waiting for the battle, then children need with a special approach, dmytro, a physical education teacher at one of the local scho

of article 8 of the rome statute, the actual commission of war crimes, and it was proved in these submission materials that were considered by the judges of the international criminal court that russia deported ukrainian children and uh, it's uh constitutes an actual ee crime ee which is provided for ee in the same article defined and characterized of the rome statute it was proved that direct ee persons who ee should bear responsibility for committing this crime in the highest positions this is proper ee and maria lvova bilova, who is the representative of the plenipotentiary president of russia in matters of children and vladimir putin himself, who is the president of the russian federation from the very beginning of large-scale military operations on february 24, 2022 , the issue of protecting the most vulnerable sections of those who is under the care of those who are in detention facilities for children who do not have parents and in general the formation of evacuation corridors and the provision of these humanitarian evacuation rules was constantly under control, and we remember that russia completely neglected this, even intentionally creating difficult and terrib

if he finds himself in a country that is a member of the international criminal court, and i consider it a shame that the usa never signed the rome statutend did not make itself one participant, then the usa undermines the value or significance of recognizing putin as a war criminal this is a huge humiliation and the only response of maria zakharova in the russian foreign ministry is that she is not a party to the international criminal court and its findings for them it doesn't mean anything but they know what a huge condemnation and shame it is for all of russia, you can't hide from the russian people that their president was recognized by the international criminal court as a war criminal or at least received such charges, so i think the practical effect is to further weaken putin in political and geopolitical plan and thus strengthen the moral position of ukraine, which should then translate into further economic, political , military support of ukraine from its friends , on the other hand, we understand that putin does not is going to retreat, well at least it looks like he won't do it, but the question is how much will become of hi