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Chechen militant leader Ramzan Kadyrov said he had arrived in Mariupol. He published a “corresponding photo” allegedly from Ukraine, but by doing so he exposed himself.
This was told by Channel 24 journalist Artem Ovdiyenko. He says that Kadyrov does not know how to work on his mistakes.
What is known about Kadyrov's “arrival”
Ramzan Kadyrov announced to the Russian media that he allegedly came to Mariupol to watch the “special operation.” However, the Ukrainians have already found out that this is a fake. And the leader of the Chechens himself helped in this, who accidentally exposed himself.
Propaganda media showed the corresponding photo, in which Kadyrov is praying, surrounded by guards, supposedly at a gas station in Ukraine. However, as the journalist of Channel 24 noted, he was photographed against the backdrop of the Russian gas station Pulsar. There are no such gas stations in Ukraine.
Kadyrov says that he is in Ukraine, but there is a Russian gas station nearby/Screenshot
Kadyrov does not try to improve the fake
Artem Ovdienko is convinced that, despite the photo evidence that this is a fake, Russians and Chechens still believe that Ramzan Kadyrov is really in Ukraine.
Although the leader of the Chechen militants himself does not even try to finalize the fake.
“He does not even try to make this fake look believable,” the Channel 24 journalist added.
By the way, earlier there was information that Ramzan Kadyrov was in the Kiev region on March 13. However, there was no real evidence that he came to Ukraine.
However, he was notably trolled by Ukrainian politicians, in particular, Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the OP. He joked with the underdog and invited him to “knock” in the comments to one of his messages.
