The Russian Foreign Ministry announced Sunday that former International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan has been stripped of his international immunity. This loss of immunity applies specifically within countries party to the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the ICC. The ministry did not specify the reasons behind this decision, but it represents a significant development regarding Khan’s legal standing. Khan previously served as the ICC prosecutor and is currently in that role. This action suggests a deterioration in relations between Russia and the ICC, which has issued arrest warrants related to the conflict in Ukraine. The move could potentially open Khan to legal proceedings in those nations. Further details regarding the implications of this decision are yet to be released.