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Ah, welcome back to It Could Happen here, a podcast about world stuff falling apart,

putting it back together, all that good stuff. Today we're actually covering something that's

at the intersection of all of that, both how fucked up things are and the attempt to make them

more just more equitable, less nightmarish. We're talking about war crimes, the international

criminal court, and most specifically the the warrant that was just issued for Vladimir Putin's

arrest, which is something you've probably heard about on the internet.

People have various takes on this in order to kind of talk about what's actually been done,

what it actually means, and sort of the history of attempts to hold the leaders of nations

to account for war crimes. I want to talk to Nick Waters. Nick, welcome to the show.

Hi Rob. Nick, you and I have some connections outside of this. First off, you're here on the show

today because you work in an investigatory investigative capacity. Geez, can you tell that I'm not

used to waking up this early for Bellincat where we both work together. Your focus has been

primarily on war crimes. You've been covering Ukraine lately, but you have a pretty wide purview

and a pretty wide base of experience, including crimes in Libya. Yeah, I wanted to talk to you a

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