The US has boycotted the International Criminal Court judge

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington has targeted four of the International Criminal Court judges for their role in the prosecution of Zionists and Americans for their crimes.

Rubio said in a statement: “Today, I am” Solomi Baluna Busa “of Uganda, Luz Del Carmen Aibansa Karana of Peru,” Rhine Adelaide Sophie Alapian Gansu of Benin and Slovenia Betty Holler is subject to President Trump’s executive order. “

Rubio said they were directly involved in the International Criminal Court’s efforts to “involved in judicial investigations against US nationals or Israel and to prosecute and issue arrests and arrests against them without US or Israel’s consent.”

US President Donald Trump issued a boycott of the International Criminal Court in Hague in the Netherlands in support of the Zionist regime in Washington, DC, at the same time as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The US Secretary of State reminded that Washington and the Zionist regime did not join the Rome Statute, which is the basis of the court.

Rubio went on to justify Washington’s recent sanctions against the four judges of the court that they were actively targeting the United States or Israel within the framework of the Hague Tribunal. “

The US Secretary of State called for the International Criminal Court to counter the “attack” of the US and Israel.

Rubio claims: “These four were actively involved in the illegal and baseless acts of the Court against the United States or its close ally, Israel. The International Criminal Court has falsely claimed unlimited authority for investigating, indictment and prosecution against US nationals and its allies, violating this dangerous claim and exploiting the power, national sovereignty and security of our US and our allies, including Israel. “

“The United States will take any action necessary to protect its sovereignty, Israel and other allies against the illegitimate actions of the International Criminal Court,” the US Secretary of State said.

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