.Russian Head of state Vladimir Putin will certainly see Mongolia following week, the Kremlin announced Thursday, denoting his 1st trip to a country that is actually lawfully bound to jail as well as hand him over to the International Offender Court Of Law (ICC).Last March, the ICC provided a warrant for Putin's detention over complaints that Moscow unlawfully deported Ukrainian children amidst its continuous intrusion, currently in its own 3rd year. Mongolia is with the signatures of the Rome Statute, the negotiation controling the ICC, making it practically bound to follow the court of law's demands.Depending on to the Kremlin, Putin is going to explore Mongolia at the invite of its head of state to commemorate the 1939 Soviet-Mongolian triumph over Japan in the Battle of Khalkhin Gol." The heads of state will discuss leads for further progression of the Russian-Mongolian comprehensive calculated collaboration," the Kremlin stated in a statement.Mongolia, a long time ally of Russia, has kept a neutral posture on the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, creating it unlikely that Ulaanbaatar will restrain Putin.A comparable scenario developed in 2014 when South Africa, which is also a Rome Statute signatory, found an exemption to make it possible for the Russian innovator to go to a BRICS peak. Putin eventually picked to skip the celebration.Earlier this week, Russia and Mongolia stored joint military physical exercises termed Selenga-2024.