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Russia opens criminal case against judges of the Court of The Hague

Summary by telesurtv.net

The Russian Investigative Committee reported on Monday that it opened a criminal case against the prosecutor and judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC), based in The Hague, the Netherlands. READ ALSO: President Putin: Russia sought a peaceful solution in Ukraine According to a statement from the Eurasian country's instance, “the Investigative Commission opened criminal cases against the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court K…

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Aristegui Noticias

Russia opens criminal case against the leadership of the International Criminal Court

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SIC Notícias

Russia opens proceedings against the International Criminal Court

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Politiken

The International Criminal Court wants Putin arrested. Now Russia is initiating a case against the tribunal for false accusation

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1 year ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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telesurtv.net

Russia opens criminal case against judges of the Court of The Hague

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ideal.es

Russia opens criminal case against the judges of the Court of The Hague

In retaliation against the international court, several judges and the chief prosecutor will be investigated for having committed a “crime”, according to the Russian Justice, by ordering the arrest of Vladimir Putin

1 year ago

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