Kadyrov published poems about the nuclear war and the word “don”

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, posted on Telegram poems about the Western media, nuclear byaka, and the word “don.”

They ironically play on imaginary news articles and videos from foreign publications, in which Kadyrov is credited with deeds to rebuild the world.

“In order to keep up with the everyday life of the world, I look at YouTube. Everywhere you look, news flashes: “Kadyrov bought Taiwan inexpensively,” the head of Chechnya begins the poem.

Among the actions that, according to the plot of the poem, the media attribute to Kadyrov are also the division of disputed borders with China and the “merging” of varieties of wild garlic to former US President Donald Trump.

The poem ends with Kadyrov’s remark about his desire to go “to good places, to holy Mecca”, which is opposed to the fictitious informational reasons listed above. Whether Kadyrov himself wrote the published poem is not specified.

Earlier, Kadyrov published a poetic response to Semyon Slepakov’s criticism of the special operation.