President of Ukraine awarded the highest awards from the Government of Ichkeria

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky received from the government of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria in exile the Order «Honor of the Nation» and the Order of Jokhar Dudayev. This is reported on the official portal of the Head of the Ukrainian state.

The Ukrainian President is recognized for his selfless actions in the name of freedom and democracy throughout the world, as well as for his personal services to the Chechen people.

«His political firmness and fidelity to his native country have managed to rally the people of Ukraine in the face of an imminent threat from an age-old enemy in the person of Russia and its bloodthirsty monsters, who seized power by terrorist methods», - says the decree, signed by the Head of Government of the Chechen Republic in Exile Ahmed Zakaev on 27 November last year.

The Order of Jokhar Dudayev is awarded to the Knights of the Order «Honor of the Nation». Such an order was awarded to Aslan Maskhadov and Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev, as well as to Lithuanian statesman Vytautas Landsbergis.

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