'Putin Can't Escape...': New ICC President's Threat To Russian Leader Over Ukraine 'War Crimes' Case

Published on Mar 21, 2024 11:32 pm IST

Amid the raging Ukraine-Russia war, the new International Criminal Court president, Tomoko Akane, expressed her belief that Russian President Vladimir Putin will face justice for war crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine. The development was reported by the Japanese newspaper Mainichi Shimbun, citing an interview the ICC judge gave to Kyodo News. The report, however, acknowledged the unlikelihood of Russia handing over Putin but said that the Russian president could be arrested if he entered any ICC states. Watch this to know more. INTERNATIONAL NEWS \

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