Sanctioned international court president says she asked Japan to help de-escalate tensions with U.S.
The president of the International Criminal Court said Wednesday there is no reason she has to face U.S. sanctions, adding that she is asking Japan's government to work with Washington to avoid further escalating tensions.
The president of the International Criminal Court stated that there is no justification for facing U.S. sanctions. She has requested the Japanese government’s assistance in cooperating with Washington. The goal is to prevent any further increase in tensions between the entities.
- The ICC president believes there is no basis for U.S. sanctions against her.
- She has asked the Japanese government to engage with Washington.
- The objective is to de-escalate existing tensions.
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