Mongolia obliged to arrest Putin if he visits, International Criminal Court says
Mongolia obliged to arrest Putin if he visits, International Criminal Court says
Moscow says it has "no worries" about the visit, which is expected to happen next week.
Mongolian officials "have the obligation" to arrest Vladimir Putin if he visits the country next week, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has said.
The trip, expected to happen on Tuesday, will be the first time the Russian leader has visited an ICC member nation since the court ordered his arrest in March 2023.
So disappointed to discover that BBC updated the headline and the article (and no more than six hours later)...
New headline: Ukraine calls on Mongolia to arrest Putin ahead of visit
An ICC spokesperson told the BBC that Mongolian officials "have the obligation" to abide by ICC regulations, but clarified that this did not necessarily mean an arrest had to take place.
The agreement says in some circumstances, states may be exempted from the obligation to carry out an arrest where they would be forced to "breach a treaty obligation" with another state or where it would violate "diplomatic immunity of a person or property of a third state".
Unrelated but wth is going on with the username and instance lol
I run my own self-hosted single-user instance (edit: I should add that it's a pyfedi instance and you can learn more about it by visiting the flagship at piefed.social ), and I wanted to do so for free (or at least not spending any additional dollars on it - so not counting the old laptop that I bought ages ago and the internet I already pay for to, I don't know, do gmail and youtube since I already have those anyways) - so I ended up with this funky instance name since srv.us guarantees you a permanent name but you don't really get to choose it. I figured the username should probably match, so...
All the good ones were taken.
In other words, it's absolutely mandatory in all situations except for all the time everywhere.
It's a vibe.
Mongolia doesnt share a border with two belligerent superpowers. Two belligerent superpowers share a border with Mongolia.
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Whataboutism at its finest!
https://apnews.com/article/china-philippines-south-china-sea-ship-06e9fe0ef440aba09bc650d986d83377
https://www.newsweek.com/china-overseas-military-bases-us-intelligence-1878183
Do they call you idiots Tankies because your brains are full of irradiated steel?
.ml is leaking again
Well they’re both bad and the world would be better off without those countries which have a high percentage of people liking authoritarian leaders.
Uh-oh, sounds like it's time for another Yuan dynasty!
Folks who clapped like seals at the formation of NAFTA and the EU are forever mad and extremely nationalist the moment Ulaanbaatar and Beijing start engaging in a little cross-border economic development. The Mongolian Central Corridor has the opportunity to dramatically improve the livelihoods of millions of people, and the western response is to bankroll domestic terrorists to blow that shit up.
Of course, these are the same idiots and assholes who staunchly defend a 9/11 every day in the Gaza strip. The Online American is far and away the most propagandized creature on earth.
So will Mongolia lose its ICC rights when it doesn't, or will they just feign attempt to feign a "we tried to arrest him, but he got away damnit!"?
You cant ask a country like mongolia to commit suicide just because.
I'm not going to blame Mongolia if they just ignore that. They do not have any ability to hold him.
Would be the funniest twist this century though. Common n Mongols, have some humour!
It would be hard to do given Mongolia’s geographic situation of being next to two military superpowers
You mean the great Mongolian Armed Forces bordering cowardly Russia? Russia physically could not invade Mongolia rn. China might but I doubt they would stir the pot that much over Putin.
NCD on reddit had the idea of just putting him on a plane straight to USA, as there would be little to no possibility of China or Russia firing on a plane holding Putin.
Not going to happen. Even if Mongolia were somehow immune to retaliation, Russia has like a 90% approval rating there.
Russia physically cannot invade Mongolia rn, I doubt they could invade parts of Russia if they declared independence.
Do it, states. Doooo eeeeet.
Time to send a sacrificial body double then.
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