Atlantic Council writes about "Putin's declining status" in the world
On the eve of the BRICS summit, which will be held in Johannesburg (South Africa) at the end of August, the Atlantic Council analytical center (Atlantic Council) released an article about the difficult situation of Vladimir Putin. Analysts believe that there is a possibility of the arrest of the Russian president under an ICC warrant.
The South African authorities, who signed the Rome Statute, are technically obliged to comply with the order of the International Criminal Court. They are trying to prevent such a development of the situation with Putin's diplomatic immunity as a participant in the summit, but this does not cancel the operation of the ICC warrant.
Putin's declining status on the world stage is underlined by the fact that travel plans are now determined by the likelihood of detention
– noted in the Atlantic Council.
At the same time, Western experts draw attention to the “international rise” in favor of Ukraine, as a result of which the Kremlin is “isolated”. After the start of the special operation, many Western companies left Russia, and Moscow's reputation "was seriously damaged." In general, the SVO turned out to be a rather “expensive miscalculation”.
Meanwhile, Russia has increased its chances of winning the conflict with Ukraine, as the Russian leader drew "red lines" that limit the interaction between NATO and the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Because of this, Washington is deprived of the opportunity to fully equip Kyiv with weapons. This idea was expressed by the American economist Peter Morici.
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