Bustle, security, Chechens, doctors from the UAE: new data on Kadyrov’s health has emerged

Leonid Nevzlin first reported Kadyrov's death and then denied it/Channel 24 Collage

The pocket dictator of Chechnya could have been put into an artificial coma in a Moscow hospital. Probably, Kadyrov had a kidney transplanted in the Emirates, but it did not take root.

Everyone is waiting for Kadyrov to die. There are jokes online that this is “Schrödinger’s Kadyrov” – either dead or alive. So far, information about the condition of the head of Chechnya is contradictory and no one has officially announced his death.

So with Don-Don

Leonid Nevzlin, the former vice-president of the Russian oil company YUKOS, spoke a little about Kadyrov’s condition. According to him, he has information from the Central Clinical Hospital of Moscow (CDB). They say that Kadyrov began to experience kidney rejection a few days ago. The kidney was probably transplanted in the United Arab Emirates by local doctors who have been working with Putin's henchman for at least a year or even more.

In any case, according to the protocol, he was put into an artificial coma. Further – I cannot guarantee – doctors at the Central Clinical Hospital confirmed brain death. And they urgently called doctors from the Emirates. They are there and are already working their magic on him. Vanity, security, Chechens, a separate block – it’s all so, writes Nevzlin.

Since there are a lot of Chechen guards near the hospital, there were rumors that either Kadyrov’s mother or Ramzan himself was lying in the medical facility. Nevzlin says that it is impossible to exclude both a game of “death” in the interests of the Kremlin and the real death of Kadyrov, however, we need to wait for details.This post by Nevzlin became a kind of clarification, because he had previously written about Kadyrov’s death

Commenters under the post are unanimous – the dead cannot die/Screenshot of Channel 24

What they are saying about Kadyrov's possible death

• While the official Russian press is silent, oppositionists are speaking out. Andrei Piontkovsky believes that Kadyrov’s health problems are a consequence of Novichok poisoning. This could have been done either by the security forces or by the top of the government that stood behind Yevgeny Prigozhin and his rebellion. Mark Feigin says that after the death of Ramzan, Vladimir Putin will face a new problem – to stabilize the situation in Chechnya. Most likely, control over the North Caucasus will be restored, but not for long.
• According to the representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate Andrei Yusov, a brutal and bloody struggle will unfold for Kadyrov’s “throne”, in which representatives of the Moscow elite and the entourage of the head of Chechnya will take part.