In the past few months, Chechnya’s head has completely recovered, he looks swollen. There are speculations that Kadyrov has kidney problems.
The leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has serious health problems. The German publication Bild reported this with reference to the former Deputy Prime Minister of Chechnya, Akhmad Zakayev, who now lives in exile.
It was noted that Kadyrov has recently recovered remarkably, swelling appeared on his face. In the videos, he often cannot open his eyes.
According to Zakayev, the leader of Chechnya has serious kidney problems. According to him, Kadyrov does not trust Russian doctors, so called Dr. Yassin Ibrahim El-Shahat, chief physician of the nephrology department of Burjeel hospital in Abu Dhabi, in Grozny.
It was because of the treatment that the leader of Chechnya was unable to attend the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 21 in Moscow.
The article also suggested that Kadyrov’s energy may be due to the use of stimulants and other drugs.
Journalist Jason Smart, citing a source, said on Twitter that the leader of Chechnya had failed his kidneys.
“Prigozhin wanted to kill Kadyrov (and he could), but another terrible disease (aka hepatitis C) could be behind Kadyrov’s premature death,” he wrote.
HAS KADYROV, THE CHIPMUNK EXPIRED?
A well-connected source in Russia 🇬🇺 tells me that sadistic despot Ramzan Kadyrov’s kidneys are failing.
Prigozhin wanted to kill Kadyrov (and may have), but another terrible disease (aka Hepatitis C) may be behind Kadyrov’s early expiration. pic.twitter.com/c9bTwPqpFB
— Jason Jay Smart (@officejjsmart) March 3, 2023
It will be recalled that Kadyrov previously said that he plans to create his own private military company after completing his work in the public service.
Kadyrov had a conflict with a Ukrainian military blogger
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Source: korrespondent
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