
The International Criminal Court has called the US sanctions an attack on the rule of law and the international legal order, declaring that such measures affect the principle of equality before the law.
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The International Criminal Court has released an official statement in response to the sanctions imposed by the United States.
The US sanctions are "an attack on the rule of law and the very foundations of the international legal order, which deals a serious blow to the fundamental principle according to which no one is above the law".
This is what the International Criminal Court announced in a statement, adding that "history will judge this moment".

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