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ICC accuses Trump administration of trying to obstruct international justice

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio justified the sanctions by stating that the United States will ban transactions to cut off the court's funds.

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Published November 2, 2026, 23:45 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

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What happened: The International Criminal Court accused the United States government of trying to obstruct international justice through sanctions.
Who is affected: Judges, prosecutors, ICC officials, as well as diplomats and UN member states.
What changes: The ICC faces financial and transactional restrictions imposed by the U.S. while seeking international support at the UN to maintain its investigations.

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