MOSCOW, January 22 The head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov condemned the burning of the Koran Swedish far-right politician Rasmus Paludan and noted that by this act all those involved doomed themselves to eternal damnation.
Portal Nordic News reported on Friday that Rasmus Paludan, leader of the Danish far-right Hard Deal party, received permission to hold a Koran-burning rally near the Turkish embassy in Stockholm. Paludan held an action on Saturday at 16.00 Moscow time. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that the burning of the Koran in Stockholm indicates the level of Islamophobia, racism and discrimination in Europe. Also, the burning of the Koran was condemned by the ministries of foreign affairs of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
«In any case, everyone will reap exactly what they have sown, and all the persons involved in this vile trick have incurred eternal damnation. They will understand this someday, but it will be too late. Burn in hell for you, demons «, — said in a message on Kadyrov's telegram channel.
According to him, only «the most frostbitten scoundrels, possessed by the devil» are capable of blasphemy under the guise of protest. He expressed confidence that the action was not only approved, but also initiated and paid for by the authorities.
Against the background of the events in Ukraine, on May 18, Finland and Sweden submitted to the NATO Secretary General applications for joining the alliance. At first, Ankara blocked the start of consideration of these applications, but on June 29, Turkey, Sweden and Finland signed a trilateral security memorandum that takes into account all Ankara's concerns. Turkey has withdrawn its objections to the two countries joining NATO. As of October 6, 28 countries out of 30 have already made a positive decision on the admission of northern countries to NATO, with the exception of Turkey and Hungary.
On Saturday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said that Paludan's action is a clear violation of the obligation of the tripartite memorandum, which Sweden signed, to prevent the propaganda of terrorist organizations.