SUA fac presiuni asupra aliaţilor din NATO pentru a desfiinţa Curtea Penală Internaţională: „Vom urmări cu atenţie cine este de partea Americii”

The U.S. is pressuring NATO allies to dismantle the International Criminal Court (ICC), heightening transatlantic tensions. During a closed-door meeting, U.S. envoy Matthew Whitaker urged NATO countries to withdraw from the Rome Statute, the ICC's founding document, citing concerns over potential war crime prosecutions of U.S. officials. This push aligns with a broader Trump administration campaign against international institutions perceived as limiting U.S. actions. While the U.S. seeks to undermine the ICC, several NATO members, including France and the Netherlands, have expressed their support for the court. The situation reflects ongoing strains within NATO, particularly as the U.S. calls for greater European defense responsibility.