Russia: Putin’s close leader Medvedev threatened ICC, said- keep an eye on the sky, missile attack can also happen

Dmitry Medvedev close to Putin
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Dmitry Medvedev, close to Russian President Vladimir Putin and deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, has threatened judges of the International Criminal Court. Medvedev said the criminal court would face serious consequences for issuing an arrest warrant against the Russian president. Please tell that the ICC has blamed Putin for the exodus of a large number of children due to the war in Ukraine.

Dmitry Medvedev threatened the ICC

According to Russian media, Dmitry Medvedev said in a statement released on Telegram that the International Criminal Court has decided to put on trial the president of a nuclear-powered power, while we are not even a part of it. Medvedev said judges at the International Criminal Court should not act against a major nuclear power. All men are accountable to God and the missiles.

It is also possible that a hypersonic Russian missile from the North Sea may fall on the International Criminal Court in The Hague. Medvedev has advised the judges of the International Criminal Court to keep an eye on the sky.

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ICC issues warrant against Putin

Medvedev said that the International Criminal Court may have to face serious consequences. Explain that the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin. This arrest warrant has been issued on the Russian President for abandoning the war against Ukraine. However, on this arrest warrant, the Russian government has said that it does not accept the jurisdiction of the ICC.

According to media reports, 16,226 children of Ukraine have been forced to flee due to Russia’s attack on Ukraine. The US President has also justified the arrest warrant issued against Putin.