Reports indicate that Adam Kadyrov, the 18-year-old son of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has been involved in a serious car accident in Grozny. According to local media and opposition channels, Kadyrov is in intensive care and may be transferred to Moscow for further treatment. The accident reportedly involved a high-speed motorcade, resulting in multiple casualties. Adam Kadyrov, known for holding high-ranking positions and receiving numerous awards, most notably the Hero of the Chechen Republic title, has been a prominent figure in Chechen society.
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According to sources within the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov’s health has significantly declined and he is reportedly undergoing dialysis for kidney failure. Kadyrov is currently being treated in his private hospital in Chechnya, where family members have gathered. The DIU has indicated that the process of selecting Kadyrov’s successor has intensified. This information aligns with previous reports from the DIU regarding Kadyrov’s deteriorating health.
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According to a source cited by Novaya Gazeta. Europe, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov was urgently hospitalized in Moscow on the night of December 24-25 after his health rapidly declined during a planned State Council meeting. Kadyrov was reportedly transported to the Central Clinical Hospital for intensive care and was resuscitated, however he has not been seen in public since. This incident follows a previous hospitalization earlier in the year and reports of deteriorating health, potentially linked to the war in Ukraine and Kadyrov’s own reported “nervous breakdowns”.
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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has filed war crimes charges against Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, alleging his involvement in the cruel treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war, including orders to kill captives and use them as human shields. These charges are based on Kadyrov’s statements and actions in October and December, violating the laws and customs of war. This is not the first time Kadyrov has faced charges from Ukraine, and the SBU is investigating the case under the guidance of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office. Furthermore, footage has emerged showing Kadyrov appearing frail and unsteady, raising concerns about his health.
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Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, facing reports of a worsening illness and accusations of widespread human rights abuses, has again requested his dismissal from Putin. This request, made to Russian state media, follows previous, unsuccessful attempts in 2016, 2017, and 2022. Kadyrov’s rule has been marked by a severe human rights crisis, leading to international sanctions. The final decision now rests with President Putin.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, leader of Chechnya, visited Ukrainian prisoners of war and threatened to use them as human shields against drone attacks, proposing to station them on rooftops of key facilities. He also suggested a prisoner shoot himself, highlighting the brutality of war. This action follows Kadyrov’s previous order to stop taking prisoners, later rescinded, and contradicts Ukraine’s claims of readiness for prisoner exchanges. Video evidence, including the identification of a missing Ukrainian soldier, corroborates the event.
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I must admit, when I first heard about the Chechen warlord inviting Elon Musk to Russia after he was filmed driving a machine-gun mounted Cybertruck, I couldn’t help but think that this scenario resembled something straight out of a child’s vivid imagination. The image of a Cybertruck being hailed as a military vehicle by a controversial figure like President Ramzan Kadyrov is both puzzling and concerning.
In a video shared on Kadyrov’s Telegram channel, he was seen parading this futuristic vehicle, equipped with a machine gun, as if it were a grand prize possession. The fact that he expressed his intention to donate this Cybertruck to Russian forces involved in the conflict in Ukraine only adds to the absurdity of the situation.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker