Chechen President Kadyrov poisoned: Ukrainian intelligence

Scandalous allegations about the health condition of Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov, a close ally of Russian PresidentVladimir Putin, are on the agenda of the world press. According to reports, Kadyrov is allegedly suffering from a serious illness and has fallen into a coma, according to Ukrainian intelligence sources.

Andriy Yusov, the spokesman of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, also made statements to support the allegations. In his statement to the Ukraine-based Obozrevatel news website, he said, "Information about Kadyrov's condition has been confirmed by medical and political circles." Yusov also underlined that the Chechen leader's condition was not due to injury.

GUR spokesman Yusov said that Kadyrov had been experiencing health problems for a long time and that this was not due to the wounds he had received, adding that the details should be clarified.

"Kadyrov's health problems are systematic and have worsened," Yusov said. Obozrevatel, also known as "Putin's soldier", was the first news website to make allegations about the health status of Kadyrov. The site said, "There is information that war criminal Kadyrov is seriously ill and it is stated that his condition is getting worse."

ALLEGATION OF DOCTOR POISONING

According to the allegations reflected on social media, Kadyrov was poisoned by his private doctor who treated him. It is also among the allegations that Kadyrov had his doctor, whom he held responsible for the deterioration of his health condition, "buried alive". It is stated that the Chechen leader fell into a coma after a while and is still in a coma.

It was reported that Kadyrov traveled to Moscow for treatment and returned to Chechnya after staying for a while, according to Russian news. No statement was made from Chechnya about Kadyrov's condition.

ONE OF CLOSEST TO PUTIN

In Chechnya, where the independence movement was very lively after the collapse of the Soviet Union, there were very serious conflicts before Ramzan Kadyrov took power. He took office as the third President of Chechnya, where thousands of Chechens lost their lives and thousands more were exiled. After taking office, Kadyrov developed close relations with Putin. So much so that, after a certain point, he started to be shown among Putin's most important supporters.

TROOPS SENT TO UKRAINE

Kadyrov sent his highly trained and equipped military force to Ukraine on Putin's orders, doing what Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin had not done: Chechen troops were allowed to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defence. Kadyrov proudly stated that Chechen troops had been sent to Bahmut, where thousands of people had died.

Source: Obozrevatel