Putin is arrested in Germany if he goes there - the Minister of Justice

According to Mark Bushmann, the ISS will contact Interpol, after which Germany will be obliged to take the Russian leader under arrest and transfer to the Hague Court. If the Russian President Vladimir Putin is in Germany, the local authorities will be obliged to arrest it and transfer to representatives of the International Criminal Court, which issued a warrant for the arrest of the Kremlin. This was stated by German Justice Minister Marco Bushman, Bild reports.

"The ISS will quickly contact Interpol and demand enforcement. Germany will be obliged to arrest Putin and transfer it to the ICS if he enters Germany," Bushmann said. The Ministry of Security and Defense Council also states that the warrant was also issued against the Russian Ombudsmenka Maria Lviv-Belova, who deals with the export of Ukrainian children in the Russian Federation.

It is mentioned that each of the suspects is responsible for a military crime - illegal deportation in the Russian Federation of the occupied territories. Recall that if Putin does not arrive in the Hague, Interpol will be searched. This was stated by the ISS Exudge Volodymyr Vasilenko. The warrant obliges the head of the aggressor state to appear for testimony. Earlier, Focus reported that Putin flew to Mariupol, where he rode on the car and spoke with "locals".