Next week, Russian leader Vladimir Putin is scheduled to visit Mongolia. However, the country is unlikely to comply with an international arrest warrant, states Advisor to the Head of the Presidential Office Mykhailo Podolyak. He emphasized that there is a warrant for Putin’s arrest for the genocide of Ukrainian children, and there is also the Rome Statute, which Mongolia has signed. This means that the country is obliged to arrest the Russian leader. However, Mongolia is unlikely to do so. This, in turn, threatens to completely nullify the reputation of the International Criminal Court (ICC),…