Vladimir Putin ally's diktat: ‘If criminals are missing, kill their families'
- Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, suggested punishing criminals by targeting their relatives, stating, "we will definitely find their relatives".
- Kadyrov has been accused of human rights abuses and has ruled over Chechnya since 2007.
- Kadyrov's fighters have supported Russian troops in the invasion of Ukraine, and he has expressed his readiness to send more fighters to Ukraine.
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Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov says if suspected criminals can’t be found, their family will be killed instead
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has called for the execution of family members of suspected criminals who cannot be found.
Chechnya's Kadyrov Calls for ‘Blood Vengeance’ Against Relatives of Fugitives
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has called for the prosecution of wanted fugitives' family members, according to the opposition group 1Adat, remarks he made during a meeting with officials on New Year's Eve. Kadyrov said he had instructed Chechnya’s law enforcement agencies to maintain “extreme vigilance” during the holidays, which in Russia take place on Jan. 1-8. “I emphasized that any attempt to commit violence toward a person’s life will imp…
Chechen Governor Ramzan Kadyrov says relatives of criminals who cannot be apprehended should be punished
In a meeting with officials from the Internal Affairs Ministry’s Chechen department and the Russian National Guard, Chechen Governor Ramzan Kadyrov said that if criminals cannot be apprehended, their relatives should be punished. Kadyrov published a recording of the meeting. According to the video’s captions, Kadyrov said that “any attempt on a person’s life will also affect the family of the perpetrator.” “Close relatives should know what thei…
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