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According to the report, the conflict between the Kremlin and Chechnya, which has existed in a semi-open format for decades, is now resurfacing. The source of tension is Ramzan Kadyrov’s desire to groom his son Adam, a teenager who is only 17, for power. Although Kadyrov has older children, Adam has become his chosen successor. According to The Times , Adam Kadyrov has been given several official positions in recent months, including that of secretary of the Chechen Security Council - a strategic role for governing the republic.In May, Ramzan Kadyrov met with Vladimir Putin. According to Al Jazeera, during a closed conversation, he allegedly directly proposed handing over power to Adam. However, the Kremlin did not approve of this idea. According to Professor Emil Aslan of Charles University in Prague, Moscow may be willing to keep control of Chechnya in the hands of the Kadyrov clan, but it categorically does not support a teenager in the top post. "The Kremlin's main priority is stability in the region, and Adam is not yet capable of guaranteeing it," Aslan believes.
The report also said that amid the rumors, an old interview with Ramzan Kadyrov appeared on an Instagram account linked to Adam Kadyrov. In the video, he speaks of his sons: "I want them to grow up quickly so that I can fully tell them, teach them, and set them on this path." Today, these words sound almost like a political testament. Meanwhile, sources close to the Kremlin report that the very fact of mentioning the succession of power in Chechnya was perceived by Putin as an attack on his authority. And the Kremlin usually does not forgive such steps.Ukraine and the world see instability growing not only at the front but also inside Russia. A possible transfer of power in Chechnya – especially if it happens contrary to Moscow’s position – could trigger a chain reaction of destabilization. Russia, which has survived two Chechen wars, cannot afford a new round of tension in the Caucasus, especially against the backdrop of a protracted war against Ukraine.
In addition, earlier, media reported that Kadyrov is preparing to resign: he has a major conflict with Putin over his son.Chechnya has long been perceived as a special subject, still part of Russia. Against the backdrop of weakening centralized power and growing contradictions, the situation has begun to resemble preparations for a large-scale political and military conflict. Sources of the investigative project "VChK-OGPU"There are reports of a serious rift between the Kremlin and Kadyrov, caused by his intention to transfer power in the republic to his 17-year-old son Adam. According to sources, during the last informal meeting with Putin, Kadyrov directly stated his desire to see Adam as his successor. However, the Kremlin responded with a categorical refusal.
Watch the report on the YT link.
The report also said that amid the rumors, an old interview with Ramzan Kadyrov appeared on an Instagram account linked to Adam Kadyrov. In the video, he speaks of his sons: "I want them to grow up quickly so that I can fully tell them, teach them, and set them on this path." Today, these words sound almost like a political testament. Meanwhile, sources close to the Kremlin report that the very fact of mentioning the succession of power in Chechnya was perceived by Putin as an attack on his authority. And the Kremlin usually does not forgive such steps.Ukraine and the world see instability growing not only at the front but also inside Russia. A possible transfer of power in Chechnya – especially if it happens contrary to Moscow’s position – could trigger a chain reaction of destabilization. Russia, which has survived two Chechen wars, cannot afford a new round of tension in the Caucasus, especially against the backdrop of a protracted war against Ukraine.
In addition, earlier, media reported that Kadyrov is preparing to resign: he has a major conflict with Putin over his son.Chechnya has long been perceived as a special subject, still part of Russia. Against the backdrop of weakening centralized power and growing contradictions, the situation has begun to resemble preparations for a large-scale political and military conflict. Sources of the investigative project "VChK-OGPU"There are reports of a serious rift between the Kremlin and Kadyrov, caused by his intention to transfer power in the republic to his 17-year-old son Adam. According to sources, during the last informal meeting with Putin, Kadyrov directly stated his desire to see Adam as his successor. However, the Kremlin responded with a categorical refusal.
Watch the report on the YT link.