.Russian President Vladimir Putin are going to see Mongolia following week, the Kremlin announced Thursday, denoting his 1st vacation to a country that is legitimately obligated to imprison as well as hand him over to the International Lawbreaker Court (ICC).Last March, the ICC issued a warrant for Putin's arrest over allegations that Moscow illegally expelled Ukrainian children among its own recurring invasion, currently in its third year. Mongolia is with the notaries of the Rome Law, the negotiation regulating the ICC, making it practically tied to adhere to the court's requirements.According to the Kremlin, Putin is going to go to Mongolia at the invitation of its head of state to memorialize the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian success over Japan in the War of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state will explain leads for further advancement of the Russian-Mongolian extensive strategic collaboration," the Kremlin said in a claim.Mongolia, a long time ally of Russia, has actually kept a neutral position on the 2022 attack of Ukraine, creating it unexpected that Ulaanbaatar will confine Putin.A similar circumstance happened in 2014 when South Africa, which is also a Rome Law notary, found an exemption to enable the Russian leader to join a BRICS summit. Putin ultimately chose to miss the activity.Earlier recently, Russia and also Mongolia held shared army physical exercises termed Selenga-2024.