Russia's Putin arrives in ICC member Mongolia

Mongolia's decision to host Vladimir Putin has raised concerns about its obligations as a signatory to the Rome Statute, which requires member states to detain individuals with outstanding arrest warrants from the International Criminal Court. Despite this, Putin's visit to Mongolia has proceeded without incident, with the Kremlin's spokesman expressing no concerns. Kyiv has urged Mongolian authorities to execute the arrest warrant, but it appears that Putin faces little threat of arrest in the country. This visit marks Putin's first to a member state of the International Criminal Court since his indictment on war crimes charges last year.