.Russian President Vladimir Putin are going to check out Mongolia next week, the Kremlin declared Thursday, noting his very first excursion to a country that is lawfully obligated to arrest as well as hand him over to the International Bad Guy Court Of Law (ICC).Last March, the ICC provided a warrant for Putin's arrest over complaints that Moscow unlawfully expelled Ukrainian children amidst its recurring invasion, now in its own 3rd year. Mongolia is actually with the signatories of the Rome Law, the treaty controling the ICC, making it theoretically bound to adhere to the court's demands.According to the Kremlin, Putin is going to check out Mongolia at the invitation of its own president to celebrate the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian victory over Japan in the Battle of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state will review prospects for further progression of the Russian-Mongolian detailed strategic alliance," the Kremlin pointed out in a declaration.Mongolia, a longtime ally of Russia, has kept a neutral standpoint on the 2022 attack of Ukraine, making it not likely that Ulaanbaatar would apprehend Putin.An identical scenario developed in 2014 when South Africa, which is additionally a Rome Statute signature, looked for an exemption to permit the Russian innovator to attend a BRICS summit. Putin ultimately decided on to skip the activity.Earlier today, Russia and also Mongolia held shared armed forces exercises nicknamed Selenga-2024.