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For months, the Russian army has made little progress in its war against Ukraine and has had to withdraw from many areas in the east. At the moment, it is hard to imagine that it would take over the entire country or even larger sizes.

The notorious Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov (45) supports the Russian troops in their invasion; he is considered a puppet of the Kremlin despot Vladimir Putin (69). He already sees Ukraine has taken and is now threatening Poland with an attack!

In a propaganda video shared by Kadyrov on his Telegram channel, he said: “The issue of Ukraine is already closed. I'm more interested in Poland. If there's an order, we'll show what we're capable of in six seconds."

But the fact is: the attack on Ukraine is by no means “complete” for Russia. Russia and Ukrainian troops have been fighting bitterly for months in the east of the country, and both sides are suffering heavy casualties every day. An attack on Poland would be logistically hardly feasible for the Russian army and seems completely unrealistic.

Because: Unlike Ukraine, Poland is in NATO. If Russia were to attack, the entire alliance would strike back, and a world war would ensue – which would be in neither the interests of NATO nor Putin. Kadyrov's statements: pure propaganda and hate speech.

Kadyrov governs the Russian republic of Chechnya with an iron fist and is considered the "bloodhound" of Kremlin despot Putin. He commands his 80,000-strong paramilitary force loyal to him, who torture and murder lawlessly.

Kadyrov is said to be responsible for serious human rights violations in Chechnya. Again and again, he had homosexuals tortured and killed. He is also a supporter of so-called honor killings – for him, wives are the man’s property. Kadyrov has a reputation like thunder: he acts as Putin's governor and man for the rough, which is considered one of the cruelest loyalties of the Kremlin dictator.

During the war, Putin's "bloodhound" repeatedly commented on the current situation in Ukraine, threatening the country with further attacks on the civilian population.