Ramzan Kadyrov calls allegation against him that he ordered attack on Georgian journalist “foolish”

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov called the allegation against him that he ordered an attack on a Georgian journalist foolish. According to RIA Novosti, Kadyrov posted the respective statement on the Telegram social network.

"Instead of thinking about the real problems of people, they are making stupid statements. This time they say they have arrested a killer who was going to attack a Georgian so-called journalist by Kadyrov's order. Gentlemen, believe me, if I order anything, it will be necessarily fulfilled," Kadyrov wrote.

According to him, if the task is that the order must be executed silently, “no one will ever know anything about it, especially in the deep stillness of your country."

"But I emphasize that we have not forgotten how he insulted our state, which means that Giorgi Gabunia, as I said before, should kneel down and apologize. He insulted not one person, but all Russians. I appeal to the Georgian authorities to take measure to bring this citizen up," Kadyrov wrote.

He called on the journalist to "draw the right conclusions", otherwise he would remain his enemy.

The above statement of Ramzan Kadyrov comes a day after Nika Gvaramia, Director General of Mtavari TV, stated at the briefing that a Russian citizen, who was detained by the Counter-Terrorism Service in Georgia a few days ago, was planning to liquidate journalist Giorgi Gabunia. The State Security Service of Georgia confirmed that the arrest of Vasambeg Bokov was carried out as part of the investigation into the preparation of a premeditated murder.