If Putin does not appear to the Hague, Interpol will be searched for - the former Judge of the ISS

Vladimir Putin will not be able to arrest in the Kremlin, can be delayed outside Russia. In addition, the President of the Russian Federation will lose diplomatic immunity. Interpol will search for Russian President Vladimir Putin after issuing a warrant for arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICS) in the Hague. The former judge of this court, Volodymyr Vasylenko, revealed the details of the procedure in a comment to Glavkom.

According to him, the warrant obliges Vladimir Putin to appear in the Hague Court for testimony, if the president does not do it, Interpol will make him on the international wanted wanted. After that, the head of state can be delayed in any country, which is a party to the Roman Regulations of the ISS. "Interpol cannot come to the Kremlin and arrest it. It can happen if it is somewhere outside Russia.

The Roman Statute of the International Criminal Court is an international treaty approved in the creation of the ISS in Rome in 1998. It came into force on July 1, 2002, as of 2016, the document was signed by 139 countries, but was ratified by 125, including Russia. The statute obliges Interpol member states to contribute to the detention of persons accused of committing international crimes. As Vladimir Vasilenko added, the investigation is ongoing in the Hague.

In the future, the prosecutor's office should formulate a conviction and summon Vladimir Putin to court to participate in the court hearing. Exudy is convinced that the president will in no way come. If the Hague Court officially recognizes Vladimir Putin as an international criminal, he will lose his diplomatic immunity. Vasilenko also pointed to an important nuance-Vladimir Putin will be able to be held accountable only with all Russia as an aggressor country.

This is possible only in the event of the victory of Ukraine in the war and the collapse of the Putin regime. "It should be realized by those who extinguish with the idea of ​​creating some more court. It is impossible to deceive the public, to distract their attention from the real ways of punishing Putin and Putin Russia," Vladimir Vasylenko summed up. On March 17, the International Criminal Court in the Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of Vladimir Putin because of the war in Ukraine.

They also want to arrest the child's authorized rights for the President of the Russian Federation Maria Lviv-Belov, who is considered involved in the export of Ukrainian children. The Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andriy Kostin explained that the head of state should be aerated and sued when he will be outside Russia. Soon, the Investigative Committee of Russia began a check of the issuance of the ISS of the warrant for the arrest of Vladimir Putin, which was called illegal.