.Russian Head of state Vladimir Putin will visit Mongolia following full week, the Kremlin announced Thursday, marking his first trip to a country that is legally obliged to arrest and hand him over to the International Lawbreaker Court Of Law (ICC).Last March, the ICC released a warrant for Putin's arrest over complaints that Moscow unlawfully expelled Ukrainian youngsters in the middle of its own ongoing infiltration, now in its own 3rd year. Mongolia is one of the signatures of the Rome Law, the treaty regulating the ICC, making it practically tied to comply with the court's needs.According to the Kremlin, Putin is going to see Mongolia at the invitation of its head of state to celebrate the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian triumph over Japan in the Struggle of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state are going to go over prospects for additional growth of the Russian-Mongolian thorough key collaboration," the Kremlin mentioned in a claim.Mongolia, a longtime ally of Russia, has actually maintained a neutral standpoint on the 2022 attack of Ukraine, creating it improbable that Ulaanbaatar would apprehend Putin.An identical scenario took place in 2015 when South Africa, which is also a Rome Statute signature, looked for an exception to enable the Russian forerunner to attend a BRICS peak. Putin inevitably decided on to skip the celebration.Previously this week, Russia as well as Mongolia kept joint military workouts termed Selenga-2024.