Trump administration reportedly preparing sweeping sanctions against International Criminal Court, threatening to disrupt its finances and operations
The measures, which could be announced soon, would prohibit most transactions with the ICC after a six to seven-month grace period, barring US citizens and companies from providing money, goods, or services without a license. This marks a sharp escalation, targeting the institution itself rather than individual judges and prosecutors.
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