Russia vows to enlist Interpol to prosecute US adoptive parents

The head of the Russian Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, says Russia will enlist Interpol to prosecute US citizens allegedly responsible for the deaths of adopted Russian children, The Moscow Times reports.

"If the United States ignores these crimes, we will be tough on those individuals, get them on Interpol's wanted list and bring them to justice," Bastrykin is quoted by the newspaper as saying at a conference in St. Petersburg on Wednesday.