Medvedev threatened with a missile attack on the building of the “shitty” International Criminal Court

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev called the International Criminal Court (ICC), which issued a warrant for the arrest of President Vladimir Putin, zero efficiency. Mr. Medvedev said that “everyone walks under God and missiles.” He also believes that “it is possible to imagine” a pinpoint strike by a hypersonic Onyx missile “from a Russian ship on the Hague courthouse.”

“Let’s take this shitty, useless ICC, created on the basis of the Rome Statute, which the largest states did not join. Whom did he hold accountable? Three dozen unknown persons. The President of Sudan spat on these accusations and, despite the military coup in his country, is not available for “justice.” The rest are not worth mentioning at all. In other words, the effectiveness of their activities is zero,” wrote Dmitry Medvedev in Telegram.

He argues that the decision of the international court “to judge the president of another nuclear power that does not participate in the ICC” was made after “the most severe introductory from the same Pindostan (USA,— “b”)”. In his opinion, “the consequences for international law will be monstrous,” and “a gloomy decline of the entire system of international relations is coming,” as “confidence has been exhausted.” At the same time, he is convinced that “the judges of the ICC got excited in vain.”

“Look, they say, we are brave, we didn’t crap to raise a hand against the largest nuclear power. Alas, gentlemen, everyone walks under God and rockets. It is quite possible to imagine the targeted use of a hypersonic “Onyx” from the North Sea from a Russian ship at the Hague courthouse. Can’t beat him, alas. And the court is just a miserable international organization, not the population of a NATO country. Therefore, the war will not start. They will be afraid. And no one will regret. So, citizens of the judge, carefully look into the sky…,” Mr. Medvedev added.

ICC 17 March issued a warrant for the arrest of Vladimir Putin and Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova-Belova. The court ruled that they were “allegedly responsible for war crimes related to the illegal deportation of the population (children)” from Ukraine. The Kremlin called the court’s decision “insignificant from the point of view of law.” Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov thinks outrageous and unacceptable raising the question of Mr. Putin’s arrest.