US EditionChechen Leader Ramzan Kadyrov Rescued From Drowning in Turkey
BODRUM, TURKEY, JUL 25 – Kadyrov lost consciousness while swimming and was rescued by Turkish lifeguards before being hospitalized in stable condition, according to multiple reports from Turkish media.
- At a five-star hotel in Bodrum’s Kaynar district, Ramzan Kadyrov nearly drowned on Thursday, Turkish media said, received first aid, then was transferred to a private hospital.
- Ramzan Kadyrov’s health has been deteriorating in recent years, with Putin said to oppose his son Adam’s succession, underscoring regional political stakes.
- Turkish Coast Guard officers and hotel staff intervened when Kadyrov began drowning, and Kent TV published photos of his motorcade leaving the hospital on Friday.
- Media outlets say he is now in stable condition and not in danger, and official channels remain silent on the incident, even as Baza noted `It's well known that Kadyrov is constantly surrounded by his personal security detail`.
- With no statement from Chechen authorities yet, the Kremlin relies on Kadyrov to maintain stability in the North Caucasus and Russian authorities have stonewalled demands for investigations into his alleged abuses.
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According to the Turkish media, the Chechen leader Kadyrov is on holiday in a five-star hotel in Bodrum. Therefore, he suddenly faints while bathing. The possibly seriously ill Putin allies must go to the hospital.
Seconds after he got into the water, the Chechen leader Kadyrov is said to be in need – this sparks again speculation about his health.
Dictator Ramzan Kadyrov, who supports Russian President Vladimir Putin, nearly drowned in Turkey while on vacation.
Chechnya leader Kadyrov lost consciousness in a bathing accident during a holiday in Turkey. Rumours about poor health have been around for a long time.
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