- In response to Vladimir Putin’s military draft, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday, Sep. 27, that the U.S. would “welcome” any Russian citizens who sought asylum.
- The majority of the exodus of Russian men in the military from the country has been concentrated in Mongolia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan.
- The Mongolian government has steadfastly maintained its neutrality even though thousands of Russians have fled to Mongolia and its citizens have protested against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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