Should stand before justice: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine spoke about Putin's visit to Mongolia
Yes, the Foreign Ministry stated that Ukraine hopes that Mongolia Mongolia will be aware of the fact that Vladimir Putin is a military criminal. "On his arrest on suspicion of unlawful forcible movement of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation, a warrant was issued by an international criminal court, whose jurisdiction is recognized as Mongolia," - the message reads.
Ukrainian diplomats have stated that the deportation of Ukrainian children is only one of the numerous crimes for which Putin and the rest of the military-political leadership of the Russian Federation should be faced with justice. Thus, Russia's politicians are guilty of an aggressive war against Ukraine, atrocities against the Ukrainian people, murder, rapes, robberies, fire infrastructure and genocide.
"We urge the Mongol authorities to execute a mandatory international arrest warrant and transfer Putin to the International Criminal Court in the Hague," the Foreign Ministry noted. We will remind, on August 30 it became known that the head of the Kremlin will go to Mongolia on September 3 at the invitation of the President Uchnaagian Khurylsukh.
Putin plans to take part in the events dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the "common victory of the Soviet and Mongol armed forces over the Japanese militarists on the Khalkhin-Gol River. " The Kremlin added that Putin and Hurelsukh will discuss "the prospects of further development of relations between countries, a comprehensive strategic partnership, and will exchange views on topical international and regional problems.
" Later, Bloomberg journalists stated that Mongolia did not arrest Putin at the ISS Order, because he goes under China's security guarantees. It is reported that Mongolia is becoming increasingly important as a third country to promote trade between Russia and China against the background of the threat of US sanctions against Chinese firms cooperating with the Russian Federation.