As Vladimir Putin sets to visit Mongolia on September 3, the world watches closely to see if the Russian president will face repercussions for his alleged war crimes in Ukraine.
With an International Criminal Court warrant for his arrest, Putin’s travel to an ICC member state marks a pivotal moment in global politics and the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe.
Though the Kremlin has dismissed concerns about Putin’s safety, questions remain about the effectiveness of the ICC warrant and the potential diplomatic fallout of his visit to Mongolia.
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Indiatimes – Russian President Vladimir Putin will next week visit Mongol
Voice of America – Kremlin has ‘no worries’ about Putin visit to Mongolia despite ICC warrant for his arrest
Aljazeera – Russia’s Putin to visit ICC member Mongolia despite arrest warrant
Newsweek – Kremlin Has ‘No Worries’ About Potential Arrest in Mongolia
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