.Russian Head of state Vladimir Putin will explore Mongolia next full week, the Kremlin revealed Thursday, noting his very first travel to a country that is legally bound to arrest and hand him over to the International Lawbreaker Court Of Law (ICC).Final March, the ICC provided a warrant for Putin's arrest over complaints that Moscow unjustifiably expelled Ukrainian little ones among its on-going intrusion, now in its own 3rd year. Mongolia is actually one of the notaries of the Rome Statute, the treaty regulating the ICC, making it theoretically bound to follow the court of law's demands.According to the Kremlin, Putin is going to check out Mongolia at the invitation of its own president to commemorate the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian success over Asia in the Fight of Khalkhin Gol." The presidents are going to explain prospects for more advancement of the Russian-Mongolian complete tactical alliance," the Kremlin mentioned in a declaration.Mongolia, a longtime ally of Russia, has sustained a neutral standpoint on the 2022 intrusion of Ukraine, producing it improbable that Ulaanbaatar would confine Putin.An identical circumstance took place in 2013 when South Africa, which is likewise a Rome Law signature, found an exception to make it possible for the Russian forerunner to attend a BRICS summit. Putin inevitably selected to avoid the activity.Earlier today, Russia as well as Mongolia held shared army workouts nicknamed Selenga-2024.