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Mongolia rolls out red carpet for Putin despite war crimes accusations

Mongolia rolls out red carpet for Putin despite war crimes accusations

  • Putin met Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh at Ulaanbaatar’s imposing Genghis Khan Square
  • Russian leader praised Mongolia’s ‘respectful attitude’ and told Khurelsukh the two nations had ‘close positions’
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