Dutch Firms Reportedly Distancing From ICC Over Fear of US Sanctions
A diplomatic source said the businesses involved are mostly IT companies, according to TASS.
Some Dutch businesses are cutting ties with the International Criminal Court out of concern over potential US sanctions, according to a diplomatic source cited by TASS.
The Russian news agency reported that the companies involved are mostly in the IT sector, citing the unnamed diplomatic source.
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