Media: Adam Kadyrov's Health Improves, but He May Have a Spleen Injury

The health of Adam Kadyrov, the son of Chechen leader Adam Kadyrov, who was injured in a traffic accident in Grozny, is improving, according to the Agency, citing sources close to the Russian presidential administration and the Chechen authorities.

According to the source, Adam Kadyrov's injuries are not life-threatening. However, the VChK-OPU Telegram channel reports that he has a serious spleen injury and facial injuries.

As a reminder, on January 16, Adam Kadyrov, who was leading or part of a motorcade in Grozny, collided at high speed with a car that had entered an intersection on a green light. After the accident, he was first taken to the Republican Hospital in Grozny and then transferred to Botkin Hospital in Moscow. Chechen authorities have officially remained silent about the incident, and Adam Kadyrov has disappeared from the public eye since the accident. According to the Cheka-OGPU, a traffic police officer was found to be at fault for the accident. He is accused of failing to adequately block traffic for the motorcade.

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