Getting a wanted world figure to a location where he would be subject to prosecution sounds like the plot of a Mission: Impossible episode.
In fact, I'm pretty sure it was at one point.
In fact, I'm pretty sure it was at one point.
Nobody has the intention to invade Ukraine
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The operation to force putin into a position where he could be arrested: yeah, pretty much mission impossible. If that kind of intervention was even possible, then they wouldn't need a complicated operation to get him into a place where they could attempt to arrest him, they would just arrest him.
It's also why ICC warrants do not expire, and why they are respected in the majority of the world. When he sets foot outside of russia, china, iran... most of the places he's mostly likely to go (if he ever gets the nerve to leave russia again.), those countries are also legally bound to attempt arrest. Even if he's never caught, putin is pretty much under house arrest.
I mean... he still has a standard of living that most russians couldn't even dream of, but, house arrest.
It's also why ICC warrants do not expire, and why they are respected in the majority of the world. When he sets foot outside of russia, china, iran... most of the places he's mostly likely to go (if he ever gets the nerve to leave russia again.), those countries are also legally bound to attempt arrest. Even if he's never caught, putin is pretty much under house arrest.
I mean... he still has a standard of living that most russians couldn't even dream of, but, house arrest.
Mar-a-Lago...
Sadly, you're not wrong. The US doesn't not respect the international criminal court.
It's not BS. It's an official statement that's legally binding in many of the world's countries. The only "main" countries that aren't part of this agreement are (not surprisingly) the USA, China and Russia (who have fairly active militaries and who stand the most to lose due to that).
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Court
- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_and_the_International_Criminal_Court
Here's more info about how the ICC's actions could affect Russia, it's citizens or even Putin (in the future):
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(Source: - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/17/icc-arrest-warrant-vladimir-putin-explainer )
The "BS" part you quoted was in response to the Russian propaganda that alleges Ukrainian soldiers are deliberately desecrating the Quran.
Because they don't need to sell the BS to the opposition: they're selling the BS to the supporters. And, my dudes, after decades of propaganda and brainwashing, it's a soft ******* sell. They don't need anyone else to believe it because those hard line supporters will then go out and scream it as gospel.
Literally the same trick trump uses in the states.
Edit: It's not about converting people to the cause, it's about PREVENTING conversion against it.
Literally the same trick trump uses in the states.
Edit: It's not about converting people to the cause, it's about PREVENTING conversion against it.
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And again: even putin knows that so much as refueling a nuclear capable missile will result in the end of russia. Literally any action taken using any kind of actual nuclear weapon (and depleted uranium rounds don't count, russia is just salty they don't have them.) means that NATO and just about everyone else will be ******* running each other over in the race to conquer moscow. Imagine "cannonball run" but with tanks.
Russia cannot win in ukraine, defeat is inevitable if a ways off yet, consequently the world knows that russia cannot win anywhere else either. No one is scared of russia anymore, and because of the sanctions they don't even have economic clout to bully people with. This is literally just putin trying to look like a big ******* man with what little international political options he has left and no one is falling for it.
Russia cannot win in ukraine, defeat is inevitable if a ways off yet, consequently the world knows that russia cannot win anywhere else either. No one is scared of russia anymore, and because of the sanctions they don't even have economic clout to bully people with. This is literally just putin trying to look like a big ******* man with what little international political options he has left and no one is falling for it.
Seems things are about to get real "interesting" in Russia
Hey, seems like ukraine has been offered an opportunity. Wagner, if nothing else, are mercenaries. If ukraine offered to PAY THEM to protect russia, and all they have to do is LEAVE ukraine and never come back: wagner will probably take it and use that coin in a campaign against putin.
Kornilov affair 2.0?
