Dmitriyev urges ICC abolition after prosecutor removal

The Russian envoy Kiryil Dmitryiev called for the abolition of the International Criminal Court, commenting on the removal of its Prosecutor General, Karim Khan, over moral allegations. In a post on the X platform, he stated that disbanding the court entirely would be the optimal solution, especially after more than 80 out of 125 countries voted to end Khan's term, despite only 13 countries opposing the exemption decision. These remarks come amid Russia's rejection of the court's ruling and its non-recognition of its jurisdiction, viewing its decisions as non-binding due to Moscow's non-ratification of the Rome Statute. This development occurs against the backdrop of the court's deteriorating reputation and allegations of errors affecting its credibility, particularly concerning investigations into war crimes in Ukraine and Palestine.

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