The Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov said in an interview with the Russian news channel RIA Novosti that he plans to visit Syria before September of this year.
Kadyrov stated that the was invited by the Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad on two occasions; however, he was unable to visit due to pressing matters inside his country.
He added that he has visited Damascus prior to his presidency, but never while in office.
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