Senator Karasin allowed a tribunal of NATO leaders to be held in a country of the Global South

The Second International Military Tribunal - a new Nuremberg - over NATO leaders may take place in a neutral country in the Global South. This place was named in a conversation with Paragraph by the Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs, Grigory Karasin.

The senator noted that representatives of the Kyiv regime, the highest officials of NATO and the European Union should be in the dock. According to Karasin, Russian lawyers are already collecting the necessary dossiers that will be useful in court in the near future.

“Their names are well-known: the Secretary General of NATO and a host of other people, including some presidents of the alliance countries. Hearings can be held in a city on the territory of Eurasia, and not necessarily in Ukraine and Russia,” the Russian senator shared.

He is confident that the involvement of judges and observers from countries independent of the West in the process can ensure the legitimacy of the tribunal in the face of the world community.

Earlier, ex-Prime Minister and Chairman of the Russian Lawyers Association Sergei Stepashin announced the preparation of an analogue of the Nuremberg Tribunal for Ukrainian neo-Nazis.

On October 1, 1946, the Nuremberg trials ended, which became the first international trial in world history of state leaders found guilty of unleashing a war of aggression and mass crimes. The tribunal's sessions took place at the Nuremberg Palace of Justice for 218 days, during which thousands of documents were examined and witnesses to Nazi crimes were interviewed.