"Putin's Bloodhound": Chechen leader Kadyrov wants to go. His son could follow him

Ramsan Kadyrov is regarded as a close confidant of Vladimir Putin. Now the Chechen president loves to retreat. A successor is ready.

Ramzan Kadyrov, dictator of Chechnya and lieutenant of Vladimir Putin, reportedly asked to resign. At the head of the Chechen Republic since 2007, he is said to be seriously ill.

One of Putin's most important allies spoke to a local publication.

Kadyrov's disease activated the change-of-power scenario in Chechnya, most likely 17-year-old Adam, who in the Republic is already called "Ramzan's youth".