Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in Mongolia, a country that is part of the international court that had once issued an arrest warrant for him. This official visit marks Putin’s initial trip to a member nation of the International Criminal Court since the issuance of the warrant around 18 months ago, citing accusations of war crimes in Ukraine. During this visit, he is scheduled to have a meeting with Mongolian leader Ukhnaa Khurelsukh on Tuesday. Ukraine has urged Mongolia to detain Putin and extradite him to The Hague. Despite these calls, a spokesperson for Putin mentioned last week that the Kremlin is not concerned about the visit.
