The International Criminal Court in The Hague has strongly condemned U.S. sanctions imposed upon it, labeling them as a deliberate effort to obstruct the course of justice. The court issued a statement on Friday expressing concern over the measures, which it believes hinder its ability to function effectively. The ICC is urging nations to actively support the court by providing concrete resources and ensuring it can continue its vital work. This response highlights a growing tension between the ICC and the United States regarding international legal jurisdiction. The court did not specify which cases were being affected by the sanctions but emphasized the broader implications for international law and accountability. The statement underscores the importance of maintaining an independent international justice system free from political interference, according to the ICC in The Hague. The Independent Uganda first reported on this developing situation.