While Russia placing Zelensky on a 'wanted' list is a significant political move, it's essential to consider the broader context of international law and diplomacy. In similar historical instances, such actions have sometimes backfired, leading to increased international solidarity with the individual or nation targeted. For example, when the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for a sitting head of state in the past, it often led to a rallying of support both domestically and internationally for the leader in question. This action against Zelensky could potentially strengthen his position on the global stage rather than isolate him. How do you think the international community might respond to Russia's move, and could it possibly lead to unintended consequences for Russia itself?
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