Vladimir Putin: Russia's statement came on the arrest warrant against Putin for war crimes, know what he said

On the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia said in its statement that it does not matter to us from a legal point of view, as it withdrew from the ICC treaty in 2016. Rejecting the warrant, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Russia is not a member of the Rome-based International Criminal Court and is not bound to abide by its rules. He said that Russia has no cooperation with the International Court of Justice, so the arrest warrant issued by it will become legally invalid for us.

Meanwhile, former Russian President and Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has compared the ICC's arrest warrant against Putin to toilet paper. ICC has issued an arrest warrant against Vladimir Putin, tweeted Medvedev with an emoji of toilet paper. Where this paper should be used, there is no need to describe it.

Putin accused of war crimes

Let me tell you, the ICC issued an arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday regarding the Ukraine war. The ICC said this warrant has been issued for Putin's involvement in the kidnapping of children from Ukraine. The court has said that Putin is responsible for the war crime. He is allegedly responsible for the illegal displacement of children and their illegal transfer from the occupied Ukrainian territory to Russian territories. The ICC has also issued a warrant against Maria Alekseyevna Lvova-Belova, Commissioner for Child Rights in the Office of the Russian President, on the same charge.

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