
The Canadian Prime Minister previously promised to arrest the Israeli leader based on an ICC warrant.
The plane of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu twice in two days flew into the airspace of Canada, whose prime minister had previously promised to arrest the Israeli politician on an ICC warrant.
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The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu in late November 2024 for alleged war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
The plane of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu twice in the last two days flew into the airspace of Canada, whose Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to detain the Israeli leader if he was in the country, according to flight data studied by RIA Novosti.
At the end of November 2024, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israeli ex-Defense Minister Yoav Galant for alleged war crimes in the Gaza Strip. Carney promised to arrest the Israeli politician based on this warrant.
The Zion Wing plane, used for the prime minister's flights, arrived in New York on September 24, where Netanyahu arrived for just six hours for a speech at the UN General Assembly and a number of meetings on the sidelines of the event. Its board flew over the territory of Greece, Italy, France and Canada, which signed the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court.
On the same day, Netanyahu's plane flew back along almost the same route. It also passed over Canadian territory and as of 9:40 Moscow time is in the sky over France.

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