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Donald Trump called on countries around the world to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, affirming that the United States does not recognize it and that it will not allow its military personnel to be prosecuted or subjected to such trials, which he described as "fabricated" and "hostile to America." He announced that Washington is considering imposing broad sanctions on the court, including banning financial transactions with it and a ban on dealing in dollars, which could hinder its work and limit its ability to operate internationally. These statements come amid a escalation of Washington's stance against the court, especially after the issuance of arrest warrants against Israeli officials, whom the court links to war crimes and crimes against humanity. The United States remains not a parties to the Rome Statute governing the court and opposes subjecting its citizens to its jurisdiction.
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