3 ms·
If German chancellor or US president visited Russia, and there were enough desire to arrest them, they would be arrested. I don't see practical means to prevent
by avmich 4y ago
If German chancellor or US president visited Russia, and there were enough desire to arrest them, they would be arrested. I don't see practical means to prevent it.
Similarly, if Putin visit Germany, there's no practical way he may avoid arrest if there's enough desire for it.
We however may argue that there actually will be desire to ignore the international court requirements, as in practice Germany, USA etc. don't really always follow the law. In general we can't say for sure what's going to happen. E.g. escalation is going on since at least February 24th, 2022, so the risk isn't a good argument why this can't happen.
- wvoch235 4y ago> If German chancellor or US president visited Russia, and there were enough desire to arrest them, they would be arrested. I don't see practical means to prevent it. Invasion. It would lead to invasion.
- CiaranMcNulty 4y agoIt'd be pretty tricky for Russia to invade Germany, based on how things are going in Ukraine
- avmich 4y agoInvasion is something which may - or may not - happen afterwards. At the moment there won't be enough physical counterforce to prevent the arrest.
- MilnerRoute 4y agoAttempting to invade a member of NATO provokes an armed response from all of NATO. America, France, Italy, Germany, the UK, Spain... 30 countries in all. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_NATO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_NATO I think this is ultimately the wrong way to prove that the headline is incorrect. Putin will almost certainly just never go to Germany to avoid testing how hard it would be to avoid arrest.