Kadyrov asked Putin to declare war on NATO
Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of the Chechen Republic, has demanded that military action be taken against countries that supply weapons to Ukraine. He made this statement in a post on social media.
“It wouldn’t hurt to start with those countries that, hiding behind the acronym NATO, shamelessly, openly, and brazenly provide weapons, intelligence, and other support to the Ukrainian fascists. If they themselves cannot understand that Russia will not stand by passively and idly watch what is happening, then the time has come not just to explain this to them in plain, accessible language, but to take it and shove it down their vile NATO throats. As soon as they smell the TNT, as soon as they hear the roar of Kalashnikovs and the clang of T-90s, everyone will immediately understand and come to the truth. The time has come to open fire—and let’s get down to business!—said the Chechen dictator.
He added that Russia is currently not conducting military operations at full strength, and therefore has reserves available for a strike against NATO. And the main such reserve force could be “Akhmatov’s men,” who are being held back only by the lack of a corresponding order from Putin.
“We are infantrymen, and we are ready to advance in any direction indicated by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, while the special forces units are literally burning with the desire to carry out highly complex orders. The earth has always burned beneath the feet of Russia’s enemies, and it will continue to consume them, Vladimir Vladimirovich! Just set the task, and we’ll take care of the rest,” Kadyrov declared fervently.
As a reminder, in April 2026, Ukrainian intelligence operatives carried out a successful operation against the “Akhmat” unit, as a result of which the enemy suffered some of its heaviest losses since the start of the full-scale war.
The leader of Kadyrov’s forces, Apti Alaudinov, stated that the first charges against propagandists are merely a “warm-up.”In the coming days, the police will receive a large number of reports against Z-bloggers who dared to argue among themselves or criticize the command.
