In comments this week, senior U.S. officials said the administration believes that would be the best way to hold Russia accountable for its year-old invasion. However, they also acknowledge that the prospects for a court to actually take custody of any Russian official for trial are slim.
The officials said they envision a hybrid tribunal based on the Ukrainian justice system but with international components -- similar to previous ad hoc war crimes courts set up for Cambodia, Chad, the Central African Republic and Bosnia -- and likely based in The Hague, Netherlands. The Hague will be home to the International Center for Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression, a Ukraine-focused investigations unit that is expected to be fully operational this summer. The centre's offices and staff could be incorporated into whatever tribunal is eventually created, the U.S. officials said.
This eliminates any hope of negotiated peace then, right ? foreverwar
How many wars have t ge US been starting ?
NATO and the UNs attack on freedom.
So only Americans are allowed to destabilize/ invade other nations without consequences.
But blocked investigations into Nordstream from releasing info.
Set up one more for trying all American Presidents alive now....they are war criminals too.
Except Russia does not recognize the international 'Deep State' court. So now what?
Lies fake news 😒
What about American illegal wars for the last 100 years
'In times of war, the law falls silent' Marcus Tullius Cicero