Chechen Leader Kadyrov Threatens Russian Politicians with Blood Feud

Following a deadly shooting in Moscow linked to a business conflict, Kadyrov accuses three politicians of plotting against him.

Ramsan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, has issued threats of blood feud against three politicians from the North Caucasus region.
The conflict stems from a business dispute involving Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries, which escalated into a shooting in Moscow, resulting in two deaths.
Kadyrov's accusations target Sulejman Kerimow and Riswan Kurbanow from Dagestan, and Bekchan Barachojew from Ingushetia, claiming they conspired to assassinate him.
Despite having reportedly abolished the practice of blood feuds in Chechnya, Kadyrov frequently uses such threats against adversaries.
The Kremlin has granted Kadyrov significant autonomy to maintain control over the volatile Chechen region, despite his controversial governance.