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President Vladimir Putin invited his Mongolian counterpart to attend the next BRICS summit in Russia next month, the Kremlin said
arrival in Mongolia late Monday marks his first trip to an International Criminal Court (ICC) member state since the body issued a warrant
for his arrest in March 2023 over the alleged deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia.BRICS, originally formed in 2009 by Brazil,
and economic counterbalance to wealthier nations in the West.The group of countries expanded earlier this year to include Egypt, Ethiopia,
enlargement, which will take place on Oct
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