Ignoring the ICC arrest warrant, Putin visited Mongolia

Putin is coming out of the shell. Has started an international tour even though there is an arrest warrant against him. Russia's powerful President Putin is taking care of these issues.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Mongolia for the first time, ignoring the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). In a report on Tuesday (September 3), the news agency AP reported the information.

On Tuesday local time, Putin arrived in Mongolia's capital, Ulaanbaatar, according to reports. At this time he was welcomed with a 'guard of honour'.

In 2023, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against him. This is Putin's first visit to a country that is a member of the International Court of Justice.

If ICC member Mongolia does not comply with an order to arrest Putin, the court has limited powers to take effective action against the country.

Meanwhile, Putin's visit is being closely watched by the international community. Because it is not only important for Russia-Mongolia relations, but also can affect Russia's position in international politics.