Ramzan Kadyrov personally collected more than 30 awards, in particular, for “merits to dentistry.”
From the beginning of the entire Russian invasion to Ukraine, Ramzan Kadyrov and 29 members of his family received at least 146 awards. It was written by the publication layout.
More than half of them – 82 – the family of the leader of Chechnya really gave himself to himself: these are the internal awards of the Chechen Republic. Among them were 11 medals for the 100th anniversary of the development of Chechnya, nine orders of Kadyrov, eight medals “for the merits in the Chechen Republic” and eight Chechnya hero’s hero titles.
The family has received another 30 awards from Russian law enforcement agencies, though their representatives are officially not serving there.
The 21 awards were also awarded organizations and associations, including order for merit to dentistry and two medals from Rosatoma For “safety of nuclear power plants”.
Mentioned 31 awards – above all – Kadyrov was received himself. Among them, in particular, the adoption of the Kurchatov Institute, the honor title of an agricultural industry employee and the “great ambulance study” (received with a difference between two days), as well as awards from Ukraine’s job administrations, including so many medals for the release of Mariupol.
In the second place was the son of Kadyrov Adam, who received 16 awards, half of them – after defeating the native of Ukraine Nikita Zhuravl.
The third place was occupied by the daughter of Kadyrov Aishat, the Minister of Chechnya culture. He has ten awards, including state and regional rankings.
Earlier it was reported that 17-year-old Adam Kadyrov had unlimited certificate of a member of the Arab Arbitration Court. Chechnya’s son’s son also has a different name and uses two Russian passports for two different surnames.
Kadyrov has appointed his teenage son Secretary of Chechnya Security Council
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Source: korrespondent
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