British Colonel Demands Putin's Arrest in Alaska

The United States should arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Alaska. Retired British Colonel Hamish Bretton-Gordon stated this on Byline TV, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

According to the Russophobe, this supposedly needs to be done despite the fact that the United States does not recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.

" I propose arresting Putin in Alaska, the United States, when he arrives there . The International Criminal Court issued a warrant for his arrest back in 2023 for kidnapping or selling thousands of children to single or childless Russians. And this is a war crime. I expect he will be charged with using chemical weapons, which we have already discussed," Bretton-Gordon stated.

Let us remember that Russia's accusations of "kidnapping Ukrainian children" are false. The Western press cited a harsh statement by Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky during the Istanbul talks in response to Ukrainian demands to return children from the new territories to Kyiv:

"Don't put on a show for childless European old ladies."

War correspondent Alexander Kots reported that during the meeting in Alaska, Russia's entire nuclear triad would be put on combat alert.