<p>Court papers released on Tuesday (July 18) revealed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's statement in an affidavit that arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin would amount to declaration of war. South Africa is currently wrangling with the issue of hosting Putin for upcoming BRICS Summit in Johannesburg. The issue has gained importance especially in the light of ongoing Ukraine war. Putin has an arrest wasn't against him issued by International Criminal Court.</p>

<p>Putin has been invited to the BRICS Summit taking place next month. Were he to attend the summit, South Africa would be expected to act on the warrant as the country is a member of the ICC.</p>

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<p>The diplomatic dilemma South Africa finds itself in is playing out in court. The leading opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), is trying to corner the government and force its hand to ensure that Putin is arrested and handed over to the ICC.</p>

<p>But in a responding affidavit, Ramaphosa described the DA's application as "irresponsible" and said national security was at stake.</p>

<p>"Russia has made it clear that arresting its sitting President would be a declaration of war," he said.</p>

<p>"It would be inconsistent with our Constitution to risk engaging in war with Russia," he said, adding that this would go against his duty to protect the country.</p>

<h2><strong>Seeking exemption</strong></h2>

<p>South Africa is currently seeking an exemption under ICC rules. It is saying that enacting on the arrest would threaten "security, peace and order of the state," he said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>South Africa is the current chair of the BRICS group, a gathering of heavyweights that also includes Brazil, Russia, India and China, which sees itself as a counter-balance to Western economic domination.</p>

<p>The arrest warrant against Putin has been issued over accusations that Russia deported Ukrainian children unlawfully.</p>

<p>Paul Mashatile, Deputy South African President has said in recent interviews with local media that the government has been trying to persuade Putin not to come. But these efforts have been unsuccessful so far.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Signed in June and initially marked as "confidential", Ramaphosa's affidavit was published on Tuesday, after the court ruled related papers be made public.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Putin and Ramaphosa spoke to each other on phone on Saturday (July 15). During the call, Putin told Ramaphosa that main objective of the grain deal with Ukraine was not achieved.</p>

<p>The deal that eased fears of a global food crisis sparked by the offensive in Ukraine expired on Monday and Russia has announced that it was ceasing participation in the deal.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Court papers released on Tuesday (July 18) revealed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's statement in an affidavit that arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin would amount to declaration of war. South Africa is currently wrangling with the issue of hosting Putin for upcoming BRICS Summit in Johannesburg. The issue has gained importance especially in the light of ongoing Ukraine war. Putin has an arrest wasn't against him issued by International Criminal Court. Putin has been invited to the BRICS Summit taking place next month. Were he to attend the summit, South Africa would be expected to act on the warrant as the country is a member of the ICC. Watch | Ukraine war exposes the weaknesses in UK military × The diplomatic dilemma South Africa finds itself in is playing out in court. The leading opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), is trying to corner the government and force its hand to ensure that Putin is arrested and handed over to the ICC. But in a responding affidavit, Ramaphosa described the DA's application as "irresponsible" and said national security was at stake. "Russia has made it clear that arresting its sitting President would be a declaration of war," he said. "It would be inconsistent with our Constitution to risk engaging in war with Russia," he said, adding that this would go against his duty to protect the country. Seeking exemption South Africa is currently seeking an exemption under ICC rules. It is saying that enacting on the arrest would threaten "security, peace and order of the state," he said. South Africa is the current chair of the BRICS group, a gathering of heavyweights that also includes Brazil, Russia, India and China, which sees itself as a counter-balance to Western economic domination. The arrest warrant against Putin has been issued over accusations that Russia deported Ukrainian children unlawfully. Paul Mashatile, Deputy South African President has said in recent interviews with local media that the government has been trying to persuade Putin not to come. But these efforts have been unsuccessful so far. Also Read | Russia says air strikes on Ukrainian ports were retaliation for Crimean Bridge attack Signed in June and initially marked as "confidential", Ramaphosa's affidavit was published on Tuesday, after the court ruled related papers be made public. Putin and Ramaphosa spoke to each other on phone on Saturday (July 15). During the call, Putin told Ramaphosa that main objective of the grain deal with Ukraine was not achieved. The deal that eased fears of a global food crisis sparked by the offensive in Ukraine expired on Monday and Russia has announced that it was ceasing participation in the deal. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Arresting Putin would be 'declaration of war', says South African President Ramaphosa

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Putin potential arrest row: S. Africa to go ahead with in-person BRICS summit

The arrest warrant against Russian president Vladimir Putin overshadowed the BRICS foreign ministers meeting in South Africa. Today, on World DNA, we break down this story for you. Why the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Putin? What the BRICS foreign ministers said during the meeting in Capetown?

Will Putin attend BRICS summit in August? Putin's arrest overshadows FMs meet

<p>A leading opposition party in South Africa said on Tuesday (May 30) that it has&nbsp;approached&nbsp;a court to force the national government to&nbsp;arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends the upcoming BRICS Summit in the country. Putin has an arrest warrant against him issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). South African government is currently facing a diplomatic dilemma. The BRICS meeting is scheduled for August.</p>

<p>The Democratic Alliance (DA) party said it has&nbsp;lodged a court application for Putin's arrest "should President Putin set foot in South Africa" and further demanded that Putin then be handed over to the ICC.</p>

<p>"This pre-emptory court action aims to ensure that South Africa upholds its obligations," DA shadow minister of justice Glynnis Breytenbach said in a statement.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>South Africa is a member of the ICC and has close diplomatic relations with Moscow. But the government is yet to declare its unequivocal official position about how it will deal with the Putin situation. However, it has granted diplomatic immunity to all officials attending the summit.</p>

<p>Breytenbach said the DA was seeking a "declaratory order" to avoid a repeat of 2015 when Pretoria failed to arrest then-Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who was similarly wanted by the ICC.</p>

<h2><strong>No comment from Russia right now</strong></h2>

<p>Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov declined to comment on Tuesday on whether Putin plans to travel to South Africa for the summit.</p>

<p>"Russia will be duly represented," Peskov said, adding that&nbsp;Moscow expected its BRICS partners "not be guided" by "illegitimate decisions" such as the ICC arrest warrant.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Some view the move as a preparatory step to provide legal cover for Putin's visit — something Pretoria has denied.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"These immunities do not override any warrant that may have been issued by any international tribunal against any attendee of the conference," South Africa's foreign affairs department said in a statement.</p>

<p>Their issuing was "standard" procedure for the hosting of international conferences, it said.</p>

<p>Russia attacked Ukraine in February last year. South Africa, however, has chosen to not condemn the Russian invasion. Since its attack on Ukraine, Russia has found itself increasingly isolated on the international stage. South Africa has maintained that it prefers to stay neutral and has supported dialogue to end the war.</p>

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<p>South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said earlier this month that his country has been under "extraordinary pressure" to pick sides in the Ukraine conflict. South Africa has been on the receiving end of accusations that it has a tilt towards Kremlin.</p>

<p>Putin is wanted by the ICC over accusations that Russia unlawfully deported Ukrainian children.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A leading opposition party in South Africa said on Tuesday (May 30) that it has approached a court to force the national government to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends the upcoming BRICS Summit in the country.

A leading opposition party in South Africa said on Tuesday (May 30) that it has approached a court to force the national government to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends the upcoming BRICS Summit in the country. Putin has an arrest warrant against him issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). South African government is currently facing a diplomatic dilemma. The BRICS meeting is scheduled for August. The Democratic Alliance (DA) party said it has lodged a court application for Putin's arrest "should President Putin set foot in South Africa" and further demanded that Putin then be handed over to the ICC. "This pre-emptory court action aims to ensure that South Africa upholds its obligations," DA shadow minister of justice Glynnis Breytenbach said in a statement. Watch | How Russia & United States turned Europe into a nuclear playground × South Africa is a member of the ICC and has close diplomatic relations with Moscow. But the government is yet to declare its unequivocal official position about how it will deal with the Putin situation. However, it has granted diplomatic immunity to all officials attending the summit. Breytenbach said the DA was seeking a "declaratory order" to avoid a repeat of 2015 when Pretoria failed to arrest then-Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who was similarly wanted by the ICC. No comment from Russia right now Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov declined to comment on Tuesday on whether Putin plans to travel to South Africa for the summit. "Russia will be duly represented," Peskov said, adding that Moscow expected its BRICS partners "not be guided" by "illegitimate decisions" such as the ICC arrest warrant. Some view the move as a preparatory step to provide legal cover for Putin's visit — something Pretoria has denied. "These immunities do not override any warrant that may have been issued by any international tribunal against any attendee of the conference," South Africa's foreign affairs department said in a statement. Their issuing was "standard" procedure for the hosting of international conferences, it said. Russia attacked Ukraine in February last year. South Africa, however, has chosen to not condemn the Russian invasion. Since its attack on Ukraine, Russia has found itself increasingly isolated on the international stage. South Africa has maintained that it prefers to stay neutral and has supported dialogue to end the war. Also Read | Vladimir Putin vows ‘response’ to alleged Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said earlier this month that his country has been under "extraordinary pressure" to pick sides in the Ukraine conflict. South Africa has been on the receiving end of accusations that it has a tilt towards Kremlin. Putin is wanted by the ICC over accusations that Russia unlawfully deported Ukrainian children. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

South Africa opposition moves court demanding Putin’s arrest during BRICS Summit

<p>Any attempt to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the Kremlin chief would amount to a declaration of war against Russia, his ally Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.</p>

<p>On March 17, the arrest warrant was issued by the Hague-based tribunal, accusing Putin of the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. In a statement, the court said it had reasonable grounds to believe Mr Putin committed the criminal acts directly, as well as working with others. It also accused him of failing to use his presidential powers to stop children from being deported.</p>

<p>The Kremlin has said the warrant is an outrageously partisan decision, but meaningless with respect to Russia. Russian officials deny war crimes in Ukraine and say the West has ignored what it says are Ukrainian war crimes.</p>

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<p>Despite the arrest warrant against Putin, he will still be able to attend the G20 Summit in New Delhi in September this year as the host&nbsp;country India is not part of the ICC. There was speculation that India will be under pressure after the arrest warrant over its invite to Putin for the G20 Summit and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit scheduled for June 2023 in Varanasi.</p>

<p>However, India has never signed The Rome Statute Treaty, and it is not a member of the ICC. In the past too, India has hosted a leader who was facing action from the ICC.</p>

<p>On October 27, 2015, the ICC asked India to arrest and hand over the then Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who is wanted on genocide charges and expected to visit New Delhi. The arrest warrant against Bashir was issued on 4 March 2009 and 12 July 2010. On October 26 same year, he visited India and attended the India–Africa Summit. &nbsp;</p>

<p><b>What is ICC?</b></p>

<p>The International Criminal Court is an intergovernmental organisation that investigates and charges individuals in cases of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes of aggression. ICC has 123 member states including all the EU states, as well as Australia, Brazil, Britain, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Switzerland, 33 African countries, and 19 nations in the South Pacific.</p>

<p>Russia, India, China and the United States are not a member of the ICC.</p>

<p><b>What is Rome Statute?</b></p>

<p>The Rome Statute is the treaty that established the International Criminal Court (ICC). The world's permanent war crimes court was adopted at a diplomatic conference in Rome, Italy on 17 July 1998 and came into force on July 2002. Although India is not a signatory of the Rome Statute, it was a part of the body’s formation.</p>

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Any attempt to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the Kremlin chief would amount to a declaration of war against Russia, his ally Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.

Any attempt to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the Kremlin chief would amount to a declaration of war against Russia, his ally Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday. On March 17, the arrest warrant was issued by the Hague-based tribunal, accusing Putin of the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. In a statement, the court said it had reasonable grounds to believe Mr Putin committed the criminal acts directly, as well as working with others. It also accused him of failing to use his presidential powers to stop children from being deported. The Kremlin has said the warrant is an outrageously partisan decision, but meaningless with respect to Russia. Russian officials deny war crimes in Ukraine and say the West has ignored what it says are Ukrainian war crimes. Also Read | Any attempt to arrest Putin will be declaration of war, says former Russian president Medvedev Despite the arrest warrant against Putin, he will still be able to attend the G20 Summit in New Delhi in September this year as the host country India is not part of the ICC. There was speculation that India will be under pressure after the arrest warrant over its invite to Putin for the G20 Summit and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit scheduled for June 2023 in Varanasi. However, India has never signed The Rome Statute Treaty, and it is not a member of the ICC. In the past too, India has hosted a leader who was facing action from the ICC. On October 27, 2015, the ICC asked India to arrest and hand over the then Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who is wanted on genocide charges and expected to visit New Delhi. The arrest warrant against Bashir was issued on 4 March 2009 and 12 July 2010. On October 26 same year, he visited India and attended the India–Africa Summit. What is ICC? The International Criminal Court is an intergovernmental organisation that investigates and charges individuals in cases of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes of aggression. ICC has 123 member states including all the EU states, as well as Australia, Brazil, Britain, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Switzerland, 33 African countries, and 19 nations in the South Pacific. Russia, India, China and the United States are not a member of the ICC. What is Rome Statute? The Rome Statute is the treaty that established the International Criminal Court (ICC). The world's permanent war crimes court was adopted at a diplomatic conference in Rome, Italy on 17 July 1998 and came into force on July 2002. Although India is not a signatory of the Rome Statute, it was a part of the body’s formation. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

After the ICC's arrest warrant, will Putin be able to attend G20 Summit in New Delhi?

<p>Former Russian president and a staunch Putin-ally Dmitry Medvedev&nbsp;warned on Thursday (March 23) that any attempt to arrest President Vladimir Putin will be considered&nbsp;as a declaration of war against Russia. He was speaking with Russian journalists.</p>

<p>While his interaction with journalists, including&nbsp;those from state news agency TASS, Medvedev said Ukraine was part of "Greater Russia," and added that he saw no prospects for reviving Russia's ties with the West in the near future. Medvedev is now deputy chairman of Russia's security council.</p>

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<p>The International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague recently issued an arrest warrant against Vladimir Putin for war crimes in connection with deportation of Ukrainian children during the raging conflict in Ukraine.</p>

<p>The Russian side has vehemently rejected the warrant and has raised questions on its legality.</p>

<p>Medvedev on Thursday, said that the threat of nuclear conflict was growing and that the nuclear parity with the US and their allies and even Russia’s superiority guarantees its integrity although West strives to break the country up.</p>

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<p>Russia attacked Ukraine on February 24 last year. After sustained territorial gains in the first few months of the conflict, the Russian forces had to retreat in the face of Ukrainian counteroffensives. However, Ukrainian forces are facing Russian pressure especially around the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Former Russian president and a staunch Putin-ally Dmitry Medvedev warned on Thursday (March 23) that any attempt to arrest President Vladimir Putin will be considered as a declaration of war against Russia.

Former Russian president and a staunch Putin-ally Dmitry Medvedev warned on Thursday (March 23) that any attempt to arrest President Vladimir Putin will be considered as a declaration of war against Russia. He was speaking with Russian journalists. While his interaction with journalists, including those from state news agency TASS, Medvedev said Ukraine was part of "Greater Russia," and added that he saw no prospects for reviving Russia's ties with the West in the near future. Medvedev is now deputy chairman of Russia's security council. Watch | Russia-Ukraine War: Risk of nuclear clash is at highest level in decades × The International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague recently issued an arrest warrant against Vladimir Putin for war crimes in connection with deportation of Ukrainian children during the raging conflict in Ukraine. The Russian side has vehemently rejected the warrant and has raised questions on its legality. Medvedev on Thursday, said that the threat of nuclear conflict was growing and that the nuclear parity with the US and their allies and even Russia’s superiority guarantees its integrity although West strives to break the country up. Also Read | China hasn't 'crossed line' to provide Russia 'lethal aid,' says top US diplomat Blinken Russia attacked Ukraine on February 24 last year. After sustained territorial gains in the first few months of the conflict, the Russian forces had to retreat in the face of Ukrainian counteroffensives. However, Ukrainian forces are facing Russian pressure especially around the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Any attempt to arrest Putin will be declaration of war, says former Russian president Medvedev

On Friday, the international criminal court announced an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin. The warrant against the Russian President is based on the war crime accusation of unlawfully deporting Ukrainian children. The Hague-based court said it had also issued a warrant against Maria Vovabilova, Russia's presidential commissioner for children's rights. According to Kyiv, over 16,000 children have been deported to Russia. The International Criminal Court said judges found there were reasonable grounds to suspect Putin's criminal responsibility.

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