Kadyrov humiliated Zelensky

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, commented on the fact that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, asked the United States to detain him as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

"The buffoon proposes to the US authorities to kidnap me. Mind you, he didn't even threaten to do it himself, as a man would have done. I didn't even try to admit such a thought. Zelya cowardly hinted that he would not mind staying on the sidelines and watching from a safe distance how his abuser, Ramzan Kadyrov's formidable uncle, would be punished by someone else," Kadyrov said.

He urged Zelensky to try to be a man.

"What the devil is not doing: he puts me on the wanted list and imposes sanctions. Now the Americans are asking for help, they say they didn't help with weapons, but at least steal Ramzan. Zelya, at least try to be a man. Don't be — it won't work, but try. Save your face and don't humiliate yourself. If you had a drop of man in you, you would understand how humiliating your words and requests sound. And how clearly they confirm your attempts to disrupt the peaceful settlement," Kadyrov stressed.

The head of Chechnya recalled that the enemy can enter the republic, "but it will not be possible to get out."

"Will you take the risk yourself, overdue?" — Kadyrov turned to Zelensky.

Earlier, Zelensky commented on the operation of the US military that captured Nicolas Maduro. He called on Washington to land troops in Chechnya to capture the head of the republic, Ramzan Kadyrov. The politician also hinted that "if it is possible to do this with dictators," then the United States allegedly knows what step should be next.

"They did it quickly. Well, let them do some kind of operation with Kadyrov. Maybe then Putin will see it and think about it," Zelensky said.

He added that if this "can be done with dictators, then the United States knows what to do next."