Kadyrov announced a “blood feud” and simply fled: how his conflict with the Kremlin is unfolding

Kadyrov announced a “blood feud” and simply fled: how his conflict with the Kremlin is unfolding Melania Golembyovskaya

Recently, Ramzan Kadyrov declared “blood feud” against three Russian politicians, accusing them of attempting to assassinate him. However, one of them turned out to be a senator from Dagestan, who was not afraid of Kadyrov.

Because of this, the head of Chechnya simply fled to Saudi Arabia. Former KGB officer Sergei Zhirnov told Channel 24 about this, noting that Kadyrov turned out to be a coward who did not keep his word.

How Kadyrov's conflict with the Kremlin is unfolding

The former KGB officer said that Kadyrov feels like an “alpha male” next to Vladimir Putin, who can do whatever he wants with him. Until now, he adhered to external “rules of conduct” and decency, stood in front of Putin and said that he was his “foot soldier”, and not vice versa. However, in reality, that is how it looked.

Putin came to Chechnya with the Koran, kissed it in front of Kadyrov and thus showed his submission. This was very badly received in the Orthodox circles of Russia, they understood that this was a continuation of the policy when Russia “lay down” under Chechnya and when Russia pays Kadyrov an annual tribute, – noted Zhirnov.

However, now Kadyrov was waiting for “Dagestani surprise”. Now in Dagestan there is public support for their senator, one of whom Kadyrov promised “blood feud”. Senator Suleiman Kerimov recently opened a project for a new mosque, the largest in his country, and the head of the country supported it. He was supported by all civil, political, military and religious leadership.

A war between Chechnya and Dagestan will probably just start in the Caucasus if Kadyrov continues to do what he has been doing. But he declared “blood feud” and simply fled to Saudi Arabia without keeping his word, the former KGB officer noted.

He added that such an act showed that Kadyrov is a coward, and everything he said was perceived in the Caucasus as the words of “a jackal, not a wolf.”

Note! Vladimir Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov refused to comment on the situation with Kadyrov. Ukrainian Foreign Minister (2007-2009) Vladimir Ohryzko believes that Peskov's reaction shows that the Kremlin does not know how to react and what to do.

If Kadyrov's plane “inadvertently” crashes while returning to Chechnya, a new person will take his place and apologize for the words of his predecessor.

Recall that the statement about “blood feud” was the result of a long-term business conflict between Kadyrov and Kerimov for control over the Wildberries marketplace.