.Russian President Vladimir Putin will check out Mongolia next full week, the Kremlin declared Thursday, denoting his initial travel to a country that is actually lawfully obligated to detain and also hand him over to the International Offender Court (ICC).Last March, the ICC issued a warrant for Putin's detention over accusations that Moscow unlawfully deported Ukrainian little ones in the middle of its recurring attack, now in its third year. Mongolia is with the signatories of the Rome Law, the treaty controling the ICC, making it technically tied to adhere to the court's needs.According to the Kremlin, Putin will certainly see Mongolia at the invitation of its head of state to honor the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian victory over Asia in the Fight of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state are going to cover leads for further advancement of the Russian-Mongolian comprehensive important relationship," the Kremlin stated in a statement.Mongolia, a long time ally of Russia, has kept a neutral viewpoint on the 2022 intrusion of Ukraine, making it unexpected that Ulaanbaatar would restrain Putin.A similar circumstance happened in 2015 when South Africa, which is actually also a Rome Statute notary, found an exception to allow the Russian forerunner to attend a BRICS top. Putin ultimately opted for to bypass the occasion.Earlier recently, Russia and also Mongolia kept joint army exercises called Selenga-2024.