Vladimir Putin has announced that he will not physically attend the BRICS summit in Brazil because of the risk of arrest under the warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for war crimes. Kremlin adviser Yuri Ușakov said Putin will take part in the summit via videoconference, while Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will represent Russia at the event. The Kremlin disputes the legality of the ICC's mandate, but Putin is to avoid traveling to ICC treaty countries.
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Mandatul de arestare emis de Curtea Penală îl oprește pe Putin să participe la o reuniune importantă: „Nu au putut adopta o poziție clară”
Mandatul de arestare CPI îl ține pe Vladimir Putin departe de summitul BRICS: liderul de la Kremlin nu va merge în Brazilia
Putin nu merge la summitul BRICS din Brazilia din cauza mandatului de arestare
Putin nu va participa la summitul BRICS din Brazilia din cauza mandatului de arestare emis de CPI
Vladimir Putin nu va participa la summitul BRICS din Brazilia din cauza mandatului de arestare emis de CPI
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