Chechen native Khalimat Taramova treated at a clinic near Moscow, “Meduza”* reports

Khalimat Taramova, a native of Chechnya, was placed in an elite clinic near Moscow, which operated without a licence, where patients were treated with unknown drugs without requiring documents, the “Meduza”* reports.

The “Caucasian Knot” has reported that Khalimat Taramova is a daughter of a close associate of Ramzan Kadyrov. The young woman fled because of domestic violence in connection with her sexual orientation, the “Russian LGBT Network”** claims. On August 11, it became known that Khalimat Taramova made another attempt to escape from Chechnya.

Shortly before her previous flight from Chechnya, parents of Khalimat Taramova sent her to an “elite clinic” near Moscow, where for several months “doctors” tried to “cure” the young woman from her relationship with her beloved girlfriend Anna Manylova.

After Khalimat Taramova finished school, the parents married her off to an official from Grozny. In 2021, Khalimat’s husband found a correspondence with a girl on her mobile phone, which caused him a flash of jealousy.

“She is a very kind, cheerful girl. She is very smart and well-read, brave ... We were making plans. She wanted to be independent, to find a job,” the “Meduza”* quoted Anna Manylova as saying.

According to her, Khalimat said that she did not love her husband and wanted to divorce him, but could not do that because of pressure from the family. After her husband read the messages in the mobile phone, he beat her and took her to Grozny. In February, Anna Manylova learned that Khalimat Taramova was placed in the Moscow clinic. There, Khalimat Taramova was “given unknown drugs and droppers.” She spent almost three months in the clinic. Finally, her relatives realized that the doctors were just earning money on them and took the young woman to Grozny.

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** The organization is included by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) of Russia in the register of NCOs-foreign agents.