I don't get why there is not a stronger response from Russia on this. Basically a law stating that any attempt to detain the head of state of Russia is a decleration of war. And will result in full use of the Russian military against any nation or institution seeking to detain him without specific permission of the Duma.
Putin has no reason to visit any country that would implement such a warrant.
We can see how it has effected the ICC when they had to indict Netenyahoo and when they did the US attacked them... the head of the ICC himself admitted in an interview that the ICC is a tool of the west to punish Africa and the enemies of the west. He can point to indicting Netenyahoo as proof that it isn't but threats of western sanctions and western political reaction just prove that it is.
How goes the situation in Kharkov and Sumy directions?
Seems to me the west is looking at Putins offer rather more carefully, but they already rejected it.
On the duran they talked about the west privately saying to Russia that next elections in November will give them new leaders and new groups of people who can be more flexible, but that means the west continues to fund Kiev so the deal that will be put forward is going to be worse than the deal just rejected and I think they might work that out for themselves or maybe they will hope he might go back to the istanbul agreement.
With Trump in office he probably thinks he can cobble together the deal of the century that Putin wont be able to refuse.
Or maybe when the Democrats cheat and get Biden back in for another term a civil war might erupt and they get distracted for a bit...
Civil wars are horrible things and i don't wish them on anyone... but conditions in Ukraine and some places in the west could probably benefit from such a shakeup.
Some of those trillionaire families in the west can start paying real tax and help the people and the country through a difficult time... or off with their heads... they can choose. Democracy.