The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (MUS) Karim Khan, who issued the arrest warrant of Russian President Vladimir Putin, temporarily left his position in the context of investigation of possible sexual harassment. This was reported on May 16 because Reuters were related to sources close to the situation.
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Karim Khan has temporarily resigned, since the United Nations investigation by the sexual harassment allegedly the end of him, he wrote Reuters.
The agency also noted that there is no clear process to replace the anhydrous, which creates an uncertainty for MUS's work.
The situation became worse against the pressure from the United States after ordering the arrest of Israeli officials. In 2023, the International Criminal Court issued the arrest warrant of Vladimir Putin and the Child Inspectorate Maria Lvovo-Belova, accusing them illegally exporting children from Ukraine. Some other countries, including the United States, China and India, did not recognize MUS's competence, and in Moscow, they repeatedly declared violations of international law when promulgating those orders.