.Russian President Vladimir Putin are going to explore Mongolia next week, the Kremlin introduced Thursday, marking his first trip to a nation that is officially obligated to imprison and hand him over to the International Bad Guy Court Of Law (ICC).Final March, the ICC gave out a warrant for Putin's arrest over accusations that Moscow illegally deported Ukrainian children among its ongoing invasion, currently in its own 3rd year. Mongolia is among the signatures of the Rome Law, the treaty controling the ICC, creating it practically tied to adhere to the court's demands.Depending on to the Kremlin, Putin is going to visit Mongolia at the invitation of its president to celebrate the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian success over Japan in the War of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state will cover prospects for additional development of the Russian-Mongolian thorough tactical relationship," the Kremlin claimed in a statement.Mongolia, a longtime ally of Russia, has kept a neutral viewpoint on the 2022 attack of Ukraine, creating it not likely that Ulaanbaatar would certainly confine Putin.A comparable scenario took place in 2014 when South Africa, which is also a Rome Statute signature, looked for an exception to make it possible for the Russian forerunner to attend a BRICS summit. Putin inevitably picked to bypass the celebration.Previously this week, Russia as well as Mongolia kept joint military workouts nicknamed Selenga-2024.