International Criminal Court’s reaction to Hungarian decision to cancel membership in the court

According to RCO News Agency, following a decision to leave the International Criminal Court, the body announced today (Thursday) that Hungary was obliged to cooperate with the court.

Hours ago, Gerlli Gogh, head of the Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Urban’s office, announced that the government had decided to leave the International Criminal Court and the relevant process will begin today.

It seems that the government has decided to leave the International Criminal Court. The process of termination of authority (this court) under the constitution and the framework of international law will begin by the government on Thursday.

The decision of the Hungarian government was announced this morning following the arrival of Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sarah, the Hungarian capital Budapest.

Netanyahu, along with his wife Sarah, has begun a four -day trip to the European country.

The details of his plans in Hungary have not yet been announced, but they are expected to meet with senior officials.

Netanyahu’s trip to Hungary is the first time he has been conducting European territory since his order by the International Criminal Court on November 6 on charges of war crimes in Gaza.

Human rights groups, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have called on Hungary to arrest him and submit him to the International Criminal Court if Netanyahu’s visit to the country.

In November last year, the International Criminal Court issued a sentence for former Zionist war minister Netanyahu and Juvo Galant on charges of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

The Zionist regime is in a case of the International Court of Justice because of its military action in the Gaza war, which began on October 8, after the “October Storm Operation” by the Hamas Movement (October 6).

In response to a question from reporters, the International Criminal Court reported that it had been acted as Netanyahu’s visit to Hungary after its standard ruling. The international body also noted that Hungary is still obliged to cooperate with the court.
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