Kadyrov claims attempts to kindle national enmity

In his comment on the terror act committed at the Crocus City Hall, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has accused false patriots and Western special agencies of trying to incite national hatred.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on March 22, armed men broke into the concert Crocus City Hall located in the town of Krasnogorsk near Moscow and opened fire. The FSB (Russian Federal Security Service) has classified the incident as a terror act. As a result, 139 people perished.

The head of Chechnya has treated the incident as a great tragedy, but believes that "its scale is much broader and deeper than it seems." "We already see how our enemies are trying to stagger the situation from within, as always by using the national issue," Kadyrov wrote in his Telegram channel.

He recalled that "Russia has been and will be multinational." "In this, I personally see its strength, power and greatness. And it is precisely at this feature that its enemies always try to strike at the first favourable moment," the head of Chechnya has emphasized.

According to his version, "certain false patriots, who are far from the state national policy and national security, play on people's sentiments and call for fascist methods." "Let's look at things prudently, be objective citizens, useful to the state and not voluntary free puppets of Western special services," Ramzan Kadyrov has concluded.