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Is Germany going to go into Russia and bring these people to justice?
The answer is no. This is just (empty) political theatre.
They can offer Nuremberg. It has the premises ready >

Exactly my thoughts. >

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THE HAGUE - The international community should establish a special tribunal to bring Russian President Vladimir Putin and his regime to trial over their war of aggression against Ukraine, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Monday.
In a keynote speech following a visit to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Baerbock emphasized the need to hold the Russian leadership "Accountable" for their invasion, which started almost a year ago.
To avoid this impasse, Baerbock said she wanted to form, together with partner countries, "a special tribunal" to address the crime of aggression against Ukraine that could investigate and try the Russian leadership.


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I think that's a fantastic idea. >

Nuremberg would be a great location. >

Annalena is tough, if she could, she would drag Putin by his ear to Nürnberg herself. >

I can see him sitting on a stool without handles to hold on to, in a little glascage, alone, and outside all the people he  have singlehanded made widows, childless, fatherless, motherless, quietly starring at him while they each poor a little bottle of water into a hole that slowly fill the cage, staring him right in his scared little face without anyone there to help him, no need for a tribunal... >

I hate this kind of talk.   due process and a permanent, wide open public record of everything he's responsible for is the way.    
then Germany can reactivate Spandau for him. >

“This aggression will not stand, man”
-The Dude
   -Baerbock >

Baerbock proposes special tribunal to fuck the Russian raw >

This is a BS idea because “we” will never be able to imprison Putin. He will either be overthrown and die by Russian hands or he will die in Russia as president or with cover from some next dictator.
Germany needs to stop talking about tribunals and start sending tanks to Ukraine already.Focus on how you can help the Ukrainian people now , don’t offer some utopian solution that has no basis in reality. >

Such measures are probably counterproductive because it will just make it less likely than Putin will give up and instead will fight to the bitter end.
Of course such charges could also be negotiated away in order to try to get Putin to give up.  Basically if he quits he can go into exile. >

Russia is still one of the Great Powers.  Nobody will go to arrest him without taking a nuke to the face. >

yet.