Mongolia ignores an international warrant for Putin's arrest, giving him a red-carpet welcome
Tuesday, 3 September 2024 Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Mongolia and received a red-carpet welcome despite calls for his arrest on an international warrant for alleged war crimes in Ukraine. The visit underscores Mongolia's economic dependence on Russia and China, complicating its position as an ICC member obligated to detain suspects. Agreements were signed to enhance bilateral cooperation.
Mongolia declined to arrest Russian President Putin during his recent visit, despite calls from the ICC, Ukraine, and the EU. The country cited its critical dependence on neighbors for energy and its policy of neutrality. This decision sparked criticism from Ukraine but highlighted Mongolia's...
Russian President Vladimir Putin was welcomed by honour guards and red carpets in the Mongolian capital on Tuesday on his first visit to an International Criminal Court member since it issued a warrant..
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Mongolia unfolded with a grand ceremonial welcome in Ulaanbaatar, marked by an honor guard and an impressive cavalry escort. The visit included high-profile..