Putin’s Henchman Addresses Rumors He’s Dying

Ramzan Kadyrov has been in power in Chechnya since 2007, and rumors about his poor health have been circulating for a long time. He did not directly deny the new claims of his imminent death, but in his post on the social network he only said that "no one has escaped the path of death alive". He also criticized those who spread such information, calling them "mice hiding abroad" and "thugs without courage".

Putin’s Henchman Addresses Rumors He’s Dying

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has addressed swirling rumors about his declining health with a cryptic message on mortality. Kadyrov, dubbed President Vladimir Putin‘s henchman, posted a video to his Telegram channel, weeks after he asked the Russian leader “to be relieved of my post” amid rumors of deteriorating health that will soon force him to step down. Newsweek has contacted the Kremlin for comment by email. Why It Matters The message comes…

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Rumors about the health of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov do not seem to be dying down as they "flared up" after the news that he asked Russian leader Vladimir Putin "to step away from... "They say I'm dying": The Chechen leader comments on the rumors about his health - NAVTEMBORIKI

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has denied in a new video that he is on his deathbed. There has been speculation about his failing health for a long time, but he says it is just gossip from "slanderers without courage." He also said that only God will decide how long he will live. He then urged his supporters not to waste their lives....This article is for subscribers only. You have 85% left to read.

Kadyrov says ‘sickness and death are the fate of every person’ in new video addressing rumours about his health — Novaya Gazeta Europe

Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of the republic of Chechnya in the Russian North Caucasus, has slammed those who spread “gossip” about his health, but did not directly deny the reports of his illness in a 45-second video published on Telegram on Monday.