The Consequences of Arresting Putin: A Declaration of War?
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Hungary has stated that it would not arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he entered the country, despite the International Criminal Court (ICC) issuing an arrest warrant for him last week, accusing him of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has always been a close ally of the Kremlin within the European bloc and has warned against Western nations sending arms to Ukraine. Hungary is also a NATO member and has voiced objections to Ukraine joining NATO.
- Hungary says it would not arrest Putin if he entered the country CNN
- Russia's missile strike threat after Putin arrest warrant spooks ICC | 'Declaration Of War' Hindustan Times
- Russia's Medvedev says any attempt to arrest Putin after ICC warrant would be a 'declaration of war' Fox News
- Milošević finally stood trial at The Hague – and Vladimir Putin isn’t above the law either The Guardian
- Editorial: Condemn Putin for unjustified invasion and annexation? Consider the precedents. St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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