Ukraine Rebukes Mongolia for Ignoring ICC's Putin Warrant
Ukraine's foreign ministry expressed deep disappointment to Mongolia for not implementing the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin. They believe this decision may adversely impact bilateral relations.
Ukraine's foreign ministry expressed its discontent towards Mongolia for its failure to execute the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A statement from the ministry indicated that a Mongolian diplomat was formally notified of Kyiv's 'deep disappointment' over the non-compliance with the ICC directive.
The ministry further suggested that Mongolia's stance could potentially strain bilateral relations between the two nations.
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