Russia Reported Kadyrov's Death

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Against the backdrop of Ukrainian intelligence reports about the serious illness and coma of the Chechnya leader Ramzan Kadyrov, Russian Telegram channels reported his death today.

The Crimean Wind Ukrainian Telegram channel drew attention to this.

“According to unconfirmed reports disseminated by individual Russian propagandists, Kadyrov has died tonight,” the message reads.

“Today, a number of media outlets published news about the death of the Chechnya leader,” notes the Astra Russian Telegram channel.

Somewhat later, Chechen human rights activist Abubakar Yangulbaev also reported Kadyrov’s death.

Russian milblogger Alexey Sukonkin also reported some “bad news”, which has not yet been officially confirmed, citing his own source on Telegram. At the same time, he hinted that he was talking about Kadyrov, using the word “don”, the hint was more than unambiguous. “Here could be some bad news, but as long as there is no official confirmation, I won’t write anything, Don,” he noted.

Ukrainian journalist and blogger Denis Kazansky clearly interpreted Sukonkin’s information. He also wrote about Kadyrov’s death on Telegram.

Earlier, unconfirmed reports appeared in the Russian media that Kadyrov was in a coma in the Central Clinical Hospital of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin in Moscow.