Russian President Vladimir Putin will venture out to Tehran on July 19 for a Syria culmination with his Iranian partner Ebrahim Raisi and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Kremlin declared Tuesday.
"The president's visit to Tehran is being anticipated July nineteen," Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov aforementioned. He aforementioned the threesome would meet for harmony chats on Asian country.
Russia, Turkey and Iran have lately been holding chats on Syria as a component of the supposed "Astana harmony process" to end over 11 years of contention in the Middle Eastern country.
It will be the Kremlin boss' second visit abroad since he sent troops into Ukraine in late February, subsequent to having visited Tajikistan in late June.
The Kremlin said Putin will likewise hold separate discussions with Erdogan in Tehran, without giving more subtleties.
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