Relatives of blogger Khasan Khalitov, who is known for criticizing Kadyrov, were kidnapped in Moscow and Chechnya

In Moscow and Chechnya, relatives of the blogger Khasan Khalitov who had left for Turkey and known for criticism of Ramzan Kadyrov were kidnapped. About this he himself reported TV channel “Present Time”.

According to the oppositionist, in Chechnya, security officials came to the blogger’s family and abducted his 75-year-old father, Khasan Gani Khalitov, and his 46-year-old brother, Ramzan Khalitov. Khasan’s twin brother, Khusein Khalitov, was also kidnapped in Moscow and taken to Chechnya. According to the blogger, all three have already been in the Achkhoy-Martan police department for 24 hours. Khasan Khalitov learned about this from anonymous messages from fellow villagers.

“At the moment, Kadyrov has received tremendous power, huge money, huge connections. And these people do not disdain anything, wherever you live, in whatever country you live – there they send killers, sparing no money, ”added the blogger.

The day before, the blogger learned about two Russian spies in Turkey and reported them to the local Telegram channel Security Turkey, created by the Chechens to counter the threats of the “Kadyrovtsy” and the employees of the Russian special services. One of them was beaten the other day.

“And in Turkey there were people who had personal accounts with them, whose relatives they used to torture at home, they somehow found them, figured out and immediately beat him, broke the man. And they hung everything on me, they say, I’m some kind of hunter for Kadyrovtsy, and they came to my house, took my relatives. And they began to threaten them, they announced a blood feud to us, although no one died there, they just beat a man, ”the blogger said.

In 2020, Khasan Khalitov witnessed the preparation of an attempt on the life of journalist Georgy Gabunia, who spoke obscenely about Putin on live television. According to the oppositionist, Ramzan Kadyrov’s people were behind this. Khasan Khalitov was engaged in business in Georgia, but was forced to leave for Turkey due to threats and attempts at poisoning.