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‘No Worries’ About Putin’s Visit To Mongolia, Kremlin Says, Despite ICC Warrant For His Arrest

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date August 30, 2024

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The Kremlin on August 30 said it is not concerned about President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mongolia on September 3, despite an arrest warrant that the International Criminal Court (ICC) says Mongolia is obligated to act on.

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