On the website of the Bryansk Regional Duma, information appeared about the renaming of one of the city streets in honor of the son of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, Adam. After that, the site stopped working, and the Duma wrote on social networks about a hacker hack.
“The attackers made changes to the material about the meeting of the regional parliament that took place on November 29. After which, false information appeared in a number of telegram channels about the decision made to rename one of the streets in the city of Bryansk, giving it the name of Adam Kadyrov. This information is NOT TRUE!” — says the message of the regional Duma.
As previously noted by “Caution, News”, the report on the parliamentary meeting added information about the renaming of the street of Sergei Vasilev, a veteran of the Second Chechen War and a native of Bryansk, in honor of Adam Kadyrov. According to the published message, the author of the initiative was the deputy chairman of the regional parliament, United Russia member Vladimir Pronin, the deputies supported it unanimously.
At the end of November it became known that hackers hacked the website of the occupation administration of Donetsk and added the son of Adam Kadyrov to the list of “honorary citizens” » The occupying head of the city, Alexey Kulemzin, called the incident “an information attack by the Central Institute of Social Security of Ukraine.”
In August, Ramzan Kadyrov and his son Adam came to the Grozny pre-trial detention center to see student Nikita Zhuravel, who was arrested for burning the Koran in Volgograd. Kadyrov Jr. beat Zhuravel, and the head of Chechnya a month later posted the recording on his Telegram channel. “He beat me and did the right thing,” he commented on what happened.
After this, Kadyrov awarded his son the title of Hero of Chechnya, he also received state awards of various levels from the leaders of other Russian regions. In addition, Adam Kadyrov was appointed head of a department in his father’s security service and “curator” of the Chechen battalion named after Sheikh Mansur, commanded by the defendant in the Nemtsov murder case, Ruslan Geremeev.