Kadyrov: No one has declared a blood feud, we have no problems with Ingushetia

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that for three days – since January 12 – no one from Ingushetia has addressed any claims to representatives of his family or to the Mufti of Chechnya for three days.

In a live broadcast, he said, “Three days have passed today at 5:30 pm. No one declared a blood feud, no one turned to the elders of my family, to the Mufti of Chechnya, and I thank the Almighty for this.” According to Kadyrov, all this “shows that we are brothers.” “I want to declare to the whole world, especially to the citizens of Russia, that we have no problems with Ingushetia, in particular, concerning me personally,” he concluded.

Recall that relations between the authorities of Chechnya and the inhabitants of Ingushetia escalated after the delimitation of the administrative borders of the republics. Mass protests were held in Magas. Earlier, Kadyrov threatened to take “remaining villages” from Ingushetia if allegations of illegal division of territories did not stop. “I am now addressing those provocateurs. I have taken your land, because I do not consider you to be people and men. And I will take the rest of the villages, because you will not calm down until I do this, ” declared Kadyrov, and also called on the provocateurs to “shut their mouths.”

The head of Chechnya was especially dissatisfied with the fact that the former head of the department for religious affairs under the head of Ingushetia, Yahya Khadzhiev, publicly apologized for hugging the Chechen leader at a wedding where they were guests. Teip Khadziev expressed dissatisfaction with the behavior of the official, who allegedly warmly welcomed the Chechen delegation against the backdrop of a new round of territorial disputes. Khadziev first apologized to the teip for his cordial attitude towards Kadyrov, and then he had to apologize for these apologies to Kadyrov himself.

On January 12, Kadyrov addressed the Ingush people and asked them to bring reasonable charges against him within three days.

At the same time, earlier today it was reported that Sarazhdin Sultygov, co-chairman of the Mekh-Khel public organization, responded to the ultimatum of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, who, in response to criticism, demanded that justified accusations be brought against him. Sultygov presented his theses in a video message in the Ingush language.