According to Russian media, Vladimir Putin’s plane landed in Mongolia, at Ulaanbaatar airport.
The Kremlin has previously announced that Vladimir Putin plans to visit Mongolia on September 3.
On August 30, Ukraine requests Mongolia to arrest Putin if he arrives in the country. The warrant for his arrest was issued by the International Criminal Court, whose jurisdiction is recognized by Mongolia.
The International Criminal Court later confirmed that Mongolia is required to arrest Russian self-proclaimed president Vladimir Putin if he arrives in the country. This obligation stems from Mongolia's commitment to the Rome Statute, which mandates cooperation with the ICC.
