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Ukraine Takes Action as Putin Visits Mongolia Amid ICC Warrant
2024-09-03 09:00:09
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Ukraine Takes Action as Putin Visits Mongolia Amid ICC Warrant

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Ukraine announces repercussions against Mongolia for failing to arrest Putin, sought by the ICC; Putin visits Mongolia for a pipeline deal; Dnipro city hit with casualties; IAEA head inspects Zaporizhzhia NPP post-explosion. Despite the ICC warrant, Putin attends events in Mongolia, meeting President Khurelsukh confidently.

Ukraine reports fatalities in Dnipro and Saporizhzhia from rocket attacks; calls for Putin's arrest in Mongolia. Russian forces advance amidst Ukrainian offensive.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting Mongolia for the first time since the international arrest warrant against him. The Kremlin chief is attending the commemoration ceremonies for the victory over Japan and meeting with President Uchnaa Khurelsuekh - he has no fear of being arrested.
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Ukraine announces consequences against Mongolia for not arresting Putin, who is wanted by the ICC; Russia visit to Mongolia for a new pipeline; Attack on the city of Dnipro with casualties, according to the governor; IAEA chief travels to the Zaporizhzhia NPP, which was affected by an explosion.
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For the first time, the Russian President is in a country that would be obliged to arrest him after the issuance of an arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court.
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