"Consequences of the Grain Agreement": Putin refused to participate in Brix Summit in South Africa

Since the President of the Russian Federation can arrest for the ISS Order, the Russian delegation to Africa in August will be headed by the Foreign Minister Lavrov. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is threatening the arrest under the International Criminal Court Order, will not go to the Brix Summit in South Africa in August. Instead, the Russian delegation will be headed by the Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

This was reported in the press service of the Presidential Office of the African Republic. They noted that the decision that Putin would not participate in the summit were made with the mutual consent of the two countries. It is known that South Africa was ratified by the Roman Statute, and therefore legally obliged to detain Putin under the Order of the International Criminal Court, issued on April 17, and sent to the Hague.

The policy was charged with a war crime, namely the illegal deportation of children from the occupied territories of Ukraine during a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation. The opposition of South Africa demanded from the President of the African Republic of Syril Ramafos to fulfill the obligation to the ISS. However, the politician stated that Russia would regard Putin's arrest as a declaration of war.

Therefore, the authorities of South Africa would be happy if the President of the Russian Federation does not come to the summit, and the Russian delegation will be headed by the Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied the threats from Russia to the authorities of South Africa. However, he still warned the consequences. "Nobody gave anything to anyone.

In this world it is absolutely clear to everyone what an attempt to encroach on the head of the Russian state means it is not necessary to explain anything here," Peskov said in a comment on Russia. Inform Napalm analysts note that the cancellation of Putin's trip to Brix Summit is the first consequences of refusal of Russians from the Grain Agreement.

According to experts, until recently there were signals that Putin could give diplomatic immunity to visit the African republic and allegedly the President of the Russian Federation wanted to participate in the summit. "But after Plyapas, African countries with the abolition of the Grain Agreement, less and less African leaders want to see a military criminal, President of Russia, visit themselves," analysts said.