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Since his ascent to power in 2006, Ramzan Kadyrov has carefully cultivated a climate of fear through selective disappearances, targeted assassination of regime critics, and the nighttime burning of suspected insurgents' homes
Since his ascent to power in 2006, Ramzan Kadyrov has carefully cultivated a climate of fear through selective disappearances, targeted assassination of regime critics, and the nighttime burning of suspected insurgents' homes
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The Russian state television channel Perviy Kanal has removed a 2006 news report from its website about a beauty pageant in Chechnya, which included footage of Fatima Khazuyeva, the alleged second wife of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
In a 2006 account, a wide-eyed American diplomat describes the lavish wedding of a well-connected couple in Dagestan, in Russia's Caucasus, where one guest is the strongman who runs the war-ravaged Russian republic of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. The diplomat tells of drunken guests throwing $100 bills at child dancers, and nighttime water-scooter jaunts on the Caspian Sea. ... that Ramzan Kadyrov "had brought the happy couple 'a five-kilo lump of gold' as his wedding present."
Since his ascent to power in 2006, Ramzan Kadyrov has carefully cultivated a climate of fear through selective disappearances, targeted assassination of regime critics, and the nighttime burning of suspected insurgents' homes
The Russian state television channel Perviy Kanal has removed a 2006 news report from its website about a beauty pageant in Chechnya, which included footage of Fatima Khazuyeva, the alleged second wife of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
Since his ascent to power in 2006, Ramzan Kadyrov has carefully cultivated a climate of fear through selective disappearances, targeted assassination of regime critics, and the nighttime burning of suspected insurgents' homes
