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On Saturday, December 22, the Chechen Republic head, Ramzan Kadyrov, told the television channel "Moscow 24" that he wished to end his political career at the head of the republic.
"I want to end my political career as the head of the region, republic.I am not such a person to run a federal agency," said Ramzan Kadyrov.
It should be noted that Kadyrov had previously asked the Kremlin to increase the funds allocated to his republic. He suggested that the federal government was severely hampering the prosperity of the Chechen Republic.
Ramzan Kadyrov is 42 years old. He has been leading the Chechen Republic since 2007. In 2011, he was re-elected as a Chechen parliament and was re-elected in a direct election in 2016. He was subsequently supported by over 97.5% of voters.
Urgent reminder: Kadyrov's brother had a fatal accident
At the entrance of Arzoun in Grozny, a serious road accident occurred. Mercedes, headed by Shalin district chief in Chechnya, Ramzan's cousin, Turpal-Ali Ibragimov (nicknamed "Fast") crashed in Zhiguli at an incredible speed. As a result of the clashes, two people were killed. It is assumed that the dead were two passengers "Zhiguli" mother and child. The father of the family was seriously injured and taken to hospital in serious condition.
As previously reported "Know. U" Without recollection or mention: Kadyrov has banned to reprime terrorists
A parent of one of Chechen residents killed during a shootout with security forces has been informed of the prohibition on the police force to carry out prayers. This is reported by the Russian media. In particular, the parents of one of the dead could not arrange a funeral ritual.
Similarly, "Znayu.ua" wrote that the Caucasus was on the eve of a new military conflict: Russia was sending its troops to Ingushetia
Russia was tightening its troops in the region. Ingushetia, where they rebelled. people through territorial problems with Chechnya. This was reported by the Facebook coordinator of the Information Resistance group, the military expert Konstantin Mashovets, reports "Today."
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