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    „Es tut mir nicht leid“, sagt die Mongolei nach gescheiterter Festnahme Putins


    „Es tut mir nicht leid“, sagt die Mongolei nach gescheiterter Festnahme Putins

    https://www.politico.eu/article/mongolia-failure-arrest-vladimir-putin-international-warrant-international-criminal-court/

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    1. Ku1orion on

      Not to mention strong political and economic ties with Russia. Mongolia relies heavily on Russia for energy, trade, and transportation routes, making it hesitant to jeopardize this relationship by arresting Putin, especially given Russia’s influence in the region. Additionally, Mongolia tends to follow a neutral foreign policy, balancing its relationships with both Russia and China.

    2. Perfidious0Albion on

      International rules are a stick to beat the West with when they don’t follow them and for everyone else to ignore without consequence.

    3. autotldr on

      This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.politico.eu/article/mongolia-failure-arrest-vladimir-putin-international-warrant-international-criminal-court/) reduced by 78%. (I’m a bot)
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      > That's the message from Mongolia's government after it failed on Monday to execute an international arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin as he landed in the country for an official visit.

      > Mongolia is a member of the ICC, which in March of last year issued an international arrest warrant for Putin over war crimes related to the deportation and transfer of children from occupied areas of Ukraine to Russia.

      > Heorhii Tykhii, spokesperson for the Ukrainian foreign ministry, called Mongolia's failure to arrest Putin "a heavy blow to ICC and the international criminal justice system.”

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    4. truemad on

      Plot twist: Mongolia replaces Putin with the double. The Mongol Empire 2.0 it is.

    5. Yaguajay on

      If Putin visited the US, unlikely of course, I’m sure he would not be arrested. Let’s invite him and see!

    6. Impressive-Glass-642 on

      The rule for international laws is that they apply for everyone else

    7. Worth_Storage137 on

      I really dont blame them tbh. Mongolia is sandwiched between russia AND china with no possible ally in sight and a mere 3,4 Million population. I wouldn’t have arrested putin in that scenario either.

    8. ninjamullet on

      What Putin wanted to show: The West is weak.

      What Putin showed instead: Mongolia is weak.

    9. dishwasher_mayhem on

      Just another reminder that the ICC is completely useless and unnecessary. It’s a drama troupe acting as if it means something.

    10. SignifigantZebra on

      “The world”, meaning the West, was expecting Mongolia to commit an act of war against a nuclear power, who is tacitly allied with another nuclear power, Also, both of those countries surround them.

      you’d get more milage Nagging Hungary.

      Unfortunately most of the world doesn’t actually give a damn about Fascist Russia, because they’re too concerned with screaming “America Bad”,

    11. RiovoGaming211 on

      Anybody with a brain can see how arresting Putin is not in the best interests of Mongolia.

    12. Rhinofishdog on

      Did anybody seriously expect Mongolia to arrest Putin?

      That’s super delusional. Might as well expect them to just invade and take over Russia and China again…

    13. VanDeny on

      How to world is still functioning with these actions is a mystery to me….

    14. striker9119 on

      People keep saying they are sandwiched between Russia and China and don’t have a good position… Well, they could have not invited him or let him come to the country… What is Russia going to do to them, threaten them? Bad move Mongolia….

    15. bluesmaster85 on

      There are three countries in the East Asia who signed the Rome Statute. South Korea, Japan and Mongolia. Two and only countries that borders Mongolia (Russia and China) are non-signatories. You can tell as much as you want about how Mongolia is a poor country that had no choice but invite Putin, but they shoudn’t sign the treaty in the first place.

    18. Javindo on

      I swear to god if I have to read the word sandwich one more time today…

    20. ToranjaNuclear on

      Wow the amount of ignorance from the comments here is simply astounding.

    21. dogchocolate on

      Is it me or does that look like a fake Putin, face doesn’t look right

    24. friendsfreckles on

      Mongolia has only two neighbor, China and Russia. I’d be very surprise if they decided to arrest Putin.

      Just, how would they travel him to the International court, by flying over Russia?

    25. Stella_Cats on

      In other news, the grass is green, the sun shines during the day and water is very wet.

    26. IcecreamChuger on

      They’re literally in between two of the most powerful countries which are allies. They definitely don’t want to upset them.

    27. CynicSackHair on

      I wonder what would have happened if they arrested Putin. Would the West collectively and actively have helped Mongolia in case of an attack by either Russia or China?

    29. ThePantsMcFist on

      No one thought they were going to, and Mongolia actually has to live next to him so, not mad.

    30. MrKorakis on

      Landlocked small country in central Asia refuses to commit effective suicide over the war in Ukraine … In other news water found to make things wet.

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