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During a live Q&A session with residents of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov addressed rumors about his health. He stated that, despite the gossip spread by ill-wishers, he feels well. However, Kadyrov noted that he doesn't strive for longevity.
"If you listen to rumors, I won't live to old age. I don't want to live to old age. I want to leave this life loved and respected by everyone, and to be missed after I die," the regional head shared.
During the live Q&A session, Ramzan Kadyrov received over 10,000 questions and inquiries from residents of Chechnya. During the session, he answered 49 questions, including nine posed via video. Kadyrov instructed that all inquiries will be reviewed by a special commission of the Administration of the Head and Government of the Chechen Republic.