This statement was made by a high-ranking source in the Kremlin in a conversation with us. “I think Ramzan has a few months left in his post. And there will be a political pension, treatment, he will have something to do,” he believes.
“I hope Ramzan heard all the warnings addressed to him. And if not... In any case, he should think about his grandchildren. And about children. Their health, life, safety and happy future,” the interlocutor added. He refused to explain his words, but said that they should not be considered a threat, but “a statement of fact.”
Let us note that we are talking about an attack against Kadyrov, which we predicted. You can find out more about it [below]
https://t.me/kremlin_secrets/4269
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A new wave of radicalism in the Caucasus? What is happening in Dagestan and what does Kadyrov have to do with it?
After a series of terrorist attacks in Dagestan, the republic faced persecution, said the head of the region, Sergei Melikov. According to him, what happened in Makhachkala and Derbent became the basis for linking the region to the growth of radicalism in the Caucasus.
It is no secret that after the terrorist attacks in Dagestan, the issue of banning niqabs in Russia was publicly raised. It is known that Vladimir Putin supported the proposal, but he voiced it through the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin.
According to our information, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, called the Kremlin and some security officials, arguing that “something incomprehensible is happening” in Dagestan and that he is allegedly ready to restore order in the republic. We have been reporting on Kadyrov’s claims to Dagestan for a long time, and wrote directly - these unfounded ambitions can lead to a new bloody meat grinder in the Caucasus . Moscow understands this, which is why they tried to calm Kadyrov down.
However, they say that the Chechen leader's entourage has actively joined the information campaign against the Dagestan authorities. They say that due to his unstable health, it is difficult for Kadyrov to control all the issues, but prominent representatives of his entourage also do not hide the fact that they are concerned about what is happening in neighboring Dagestan. We would advise all parties to be a little more tolerant. We have written about the threat of new terrorist attacks, and more than once. If the security agencies take up the resolution of issues within the country, then perhaps new bloodshed in the Caucasus can be avoided.