– If someone violates public safety, regardless of whether it is an officer or a tourist, and we do not find the perpetrator, we will not continue to look for that person, but we will definitely find their relatives.
Ramzan Kadyrov is said to have stated this during a meeting with commanders and leaders in the Chechen Ministry of the Interior and the National Guard. The meeting must have taken place on 30 December, writes Newsweek.
Kadyrov, who is president of Chechnya and a close ally of Vladimir Putin, goes by the name “Putin’s bloodhound”. He is not known for sparing his powder in his public statements.
Kadyrov suggested killing relatives of criminals for the crimes they committed:
“If someone infringes on public safety, an officer or a tourist, and if we don’t even find the offender, we won’t keep looking for them, but we will definitely find their relatives. As is customary… pic.twitter.com/pwEzvzAIBC
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) January 2, 2024
The meeting must have dealt with how the authorities can safeguard the public’s safety during the festive season.
– This is how it was in time immemorial, if the criminal was not found, then the brother or the father was killed, he stated and added:
– This way our blood feud will be repaid very quickly. If not, a person kills someone and lives with impunity, and the relatives begin to distance themselves from them. No kin’s distance is effective until we kill someone from their family and take the right to blood feud.
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In November, Kadyrov came up with another sensational proposal. Then he called for putting a bullet in the forehead of protesters.
– Fire three warning shots in the air and after that, if the person does not comply with the law, put a bullet in his forehead, he told representatives of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs and the National Guard, as reported by Ria Novosti.
The statement came after the riots in Makhachkala in the Russian sub-republic of Dagestan at the end of October, where a crowd stormed the airport when an Israeli plane was about to land.
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