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US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, on Friday threatened to "end the ICC" unless it conforms to US demands, as the Trump administration imposed sanctions on the court.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a statement announcing the sanctions that President Donald Trump "will never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute Americans."
"We will ban transactions with this rogue court, cutting off their resources and crippling its ability to operate," Rubio added.
But ICC President Tomoko Akane formally rejected the US measures, describing them as a direct assault on the international legal system and an attempt to obstruct justice. She insisted the tribunal remains independent, impartial, and unswayed by external political pressures.
"We are an independent and impartial judicial institution, and our actions are guided only by the law and evidence. Seeking to obstruct a court of law from fulfilling its judicial mandate is unacceptable," Akane said. "It is an attack against sovereign states that have created the court. It is an attack against the international legal order