"Obviously committed war crimes": Biden spoke of a warrant for Putin's arrest

According to Joe Biden, the powers of the International Criminal Court are not recognized by Russia or the US, but the decision to issue a warrant for the arrest of the Russian president is "a very significant argument. " The President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, said the decision of the pre -trial proceedings of the II International Criminal Court on the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin is justified. This was reported by CNN on March 17.

"I think it's justified," the US president told reporters. The publication mentions that neither Moscow nor Washington recognizes the ISS powers. Nevertheless, Joe Biden considers the court's decision "a very significant argument. " The US President also noted that Vladimir Putin "clearly committed war crimes. " The source emphasizes that the White House supported the prosecution of war criminals, but refrained from the direct approval of the ISS.

The National Security Council Representative John Kirby escaped the answer to the question of whether the US president would issue Putin's detention if the Russian leader is in the US, John Kirby said that Vladimir Putin's visit was "very unlikely". It should be reminded that on March 17, the International Criminal Court in the Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the President of Russia for the Rights of the Child Maria Lviv-Belova.