On September 9, local time, the European edition of the “Political News Network” quoted three NATO diplomats as saying that the US is trying to win over NATO allies to join the “systematic dissolution” of the International Criminal Court, putting further pressure on the already tense transatlantic relationship. Three NATO diplomats revealed that in mid-July this year, the ambassadors of the 32 NATO member countries to NATO held a closed-door meeting in Brussels. At the meeting, US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker asked NATO countries to help “dismantle” this international institution and urged these countries to withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

On September 9, local time, the European edition of the “Political News Network” quoted three NATO diplomats as saying that the US is trying to win over NATO allies to join the “systematic dissolution” of the International Criminal Court, putting further pressure on the already tense transatlantic relationship. Three NATO diplomats revealed that in mid-July this year, the ambassadors of the 32 NATO member countries to NATO held a closed-door meeting in Brussels. At the meeting, US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker asked NATO countries to help “dismantle” this international institution and urged these countries to withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.