In the video, R. Kadyrov inspects the Grozny Holiday Palace being built by the event agency “IRSE DE”, and then goes for a walk. During the walk, R. Kadyrov is told about the construction site he passes. However, R. Kadyrov does not say a word.
This is the fourth video with R. Kadyrov that has appeared in the last week. Before that, a video was published on the blog in which R. Kadyrov participates in iftar (Muslim dinner during Ramadan), receives guests from Jordan and visits the grave of Imam Tashi-Khadzi Sajasanovsky.
In the video from the iftar, when everyone starts clapping, R. Kadyrov only lightly touches the table with one hand. For comparison, in 2021 at a similar event, the head of Chechnya applauded along with everyone.
VIDEO: Concerned about R. Kadyrov’s health: looks at one point, weakly expresses emotions
In the video of Kadyrov receiving guests from Jordan, there is a fragment where he walks, and it is also felt that he is struggling to do so. While visiting the grave of Imam Tashi-Khadis Sajasanovsky, he moves with a cane.
Last week, online publications announced that videos on Kadyrov’s blog may indicate that the Chechen leader’s health is deteriorating.
There were rumors last year as well
15 minutes reminds that there were rumors about the deteriorating health of the head of Chechnya in September of last year.
On September 14 and 15, various channels of the Telegram messaging platform, Chechen activists, media and sources in the Ukrainian intelligence services actively began to spread information about R. Kadyrov’s state of health.
An even bigger stir started after the Chechen oppositionist “Telegram” channel NIYSO announced that R. Kadyrov had fallen into a coma.
The Ukrainian publication “Obozrevatel”, citing sources, wrote that R. Kadyrov “has been in a coma for several days.” As announced, the Chechen leader was taken to Moscow and later returned to Grozny.
Ukrainian military intelligence reported then that R. Kadyrov’s “several illnesses have worsened and his condition is considered serious.”
No evidence was provided for those claims.
