Putin arrest warrant: Hungary and ICC hesitant, Russia warns Germany.
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Hungary's chief of staff to the Prime Minister, Gergely Gulyas, said that Hungarian authorities would not arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he were to enter the country despite him being the subject of an international warrant for alleged war crimes in Ukraine. Gulyas said arresting Putin would contravene Hungarian law because the country has not promulgated the statute of the International Criminal Court into its legal system.
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- Russia-Ukraine live: Hungary says it would not arrest Putin Al Jazeera English
- The Guardian view on Ukraine and war crimes: the start of a case against Putin The Guardian
- Editorial: Condemn Putin for unjustified invasion and annexation? Consider the precedents. St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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