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"Attempts to disown this, both in Kyiv and in Washington, are, of course, absolutely ridiculous. We know very well that decisions about such actions... are made not in Kyiv but in Washington," Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
Air raid sirens sound around Kyiv in the first attack against the capital in nearly two months.
The Russian president travels to the Crimean peninsula, among others, to mark the 9-year anniversary of its annexation. The chances of Putin facing trial at the ICC are highly unlikely as Moscow does not recognize the court’s jurisdiction or extradite its nationals.
The court also issued a warrant for the arrest of Maria Lvova-Belova, the commissioner for Children’s Rights in the Office of the President of the Russian Federation over the abduction of Ukrainian orphans in October.
Among potential crimes, the report cited "systematic and widespread use of torture", as well as "repeated attacks targeting Ukrainian infrastructure".
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the barrage that came while many people slept as an attempt by Moscow “to intimidate Ukrainians again.”
The two leaders are expected to hold a less formal and more intimate meeting to discuss the war in Europe – especially the weapons supply – as both Russia and Ukraine are planning spring offensives.
The German government reaches out to the Sheba Medical Center requesting such training as fears of the Ukraine war overflowing into other parts of Europe continue to grow.
Having repelled the second-strongest military in the world, the people of Ukraine feel that they have been reborn as a nation.
The matter is being considered, one official tells Israel Hayom. The prime minister initially adopted a cautious approach to the Ukraine war, but has expressed more support for the war-stricken country since taking office.
