About 70,000 law enforcers from Chechnya are ready to voluntarily go to Ukraine, but so far no decisions have been made on their deployment, Russian Chechnya’s region leader Ramzan Kadyrov told journalists on Friday.
His remarks came after meeting with members of the security forces in Grozny, where about 12,000 people gathered, TASS reported.
The head of Russian Chechnya’s region noted that the volunteers are ready to go on any special operation in any territory in order to secure Russia.
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