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Russia does not recognise ICC arrest warrants, Kremlin says

Russia rejects ICC arrest warrants for two commanders suspected of war crimes in Ukraine, citing non-party status to the ICC.
ICC issued arrest warrants for missile strikes on Ukrainian electricity infrastructure, causing civilian harm beyond military advantage.
The ICC wants charges to consider strikes as war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to state policy of attacking civilians.

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BBC News

Russia ignores arrest warrants for Putin officers

Russia says it does not recognise International Criminal Court warrants issued for alleged war crimes in Ukraine.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Reuters

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2 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Russia does not recognise ICC arrest warrants, Kremlin says

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia does not recognise the arrests warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for two Russian commanders, the Kremlin said on Wednesday. Read full story

2 months ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

Russia does not recognise ICC arrest warrants, Kremlin says

MOSCOW: Russia does not recognise arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for two Russian commanders suspected of war crimes in Ukraine, the Kremlin said on Wednesday (Mar 6). The ICC said on Tuesday it had issued arrest warrants for top Russian commanders Sergei Kobylash and Vikto

2 months ago·Singapore

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Russia does not want war with Germany, says Kremlin spokesman

"We don’t want to blow anything up and we don’t want anyone to plan to blow things up here," Dmitry Peskov pointed out

2 months ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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The Straits Times

Russia does not recognise ICC arrest warrants, Kremlin says

MOSCOW - Russia does not recognise arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for two Russian commanders suspected of war crimes in Ukraine, the Kremlin said on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 months ago·Singapore

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