The ICC has transferred the case of Mongolia for refusing to arrest Putin to the countries of the Rome Statute
The International Criminal Court has handed over to the participating countries of the Rome Statute the case of Mongolia's failure to comply with the arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin during his visit, which calls into question its obligations to the court.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has referred the case of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Mongolia to the signatory states of the Rome Statute. This step is due to the fact that Mongolia refused to comply with the arrest warrant for Putin, which calls into question its commitment to its obligations to the ICC.
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