Russia’s view on the ICC and war crimes

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The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Russian officials, including Sergei Shoigu and Valery Gerasimov, for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. While this is not new news, it is concerning. The arrest warrants are not just about individual persons, but about the Russian government’s actions as a whole. The author argues that the issue is not just about individual guilt, but about the ideology of the Russian government, which seeks to undermine the international order and create a world where powerful nations can ignore the rules.

The author believes that the ICC’s actions are not just about holding individuals accountable, but about establishing a world where powerful nations are held accountable for their actions. The Russian government’s rejection of the ICC’s jurisdiction and its claims of being subject to international law are seen as an attempt to undermine the authority of the court.

The author concludes that the issue is not just about individual war crimes, but about the underlying ideology of the Russian government, which seeks to create a world where powerful nations can ignore the rules and dominate others. The author believes that measuring the significance of the ICC’s actions is crucial, and that it is wrong to reduce the conflict in Ukraine to just a dispute over territory or border disputes.

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