[...] a general gesture extended to all heads of state and government whom he had invited to Budapest to mark the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution.
Did he invite Putin as well, just for completions sake?
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[...] a general gesture extended to all heads of state and government whom he had invited to Budapest to mark the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution.
Did he invite Putin as well, just for completions sake?
I wish any EU country would just have the balls to not let Netanyahu know in advance and just arrest him without any warning when he arrives. I mean its cool to say "i will follow the ICC order if need be" but it would be even cooler to just actually do it.
Considering that Israel did that with Adolf Eichmann (justified though), I think it's also justified to do this with war criminals like him.
With countries that respect international law, international law should be respected. With countries that don't, they can expect the same treatment back.
Crazy how Hungary turned this thing around
Based
It's more mature to not try to be everyone's friend.