Kadyrov's Son Awarded a New Medal

Seventeen-year-old Adam Kadyrov, Secretary of the Chechen Security Council, received a commemorative medal in honor of the 25th anniversary of the Akhmat-Krepost special forces unit. This was announced by his father, Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of the republic.

It was also reported that Adam Kadyrov will oversee tax collection in Chechnya. Previously, he served as head of the Chechen leader's security service, curator of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, secretary of the regional Security Council, curator of the Russian Special Forces University named after Putin, and responsible for raising funds for humanitarian aid to the people of Palestine. He already has approximately 30 awards to his credit.

Recently, Ramzan Kadyrov responded to criticism of his son's awards, stating that they were all well-deserved. He said each was awarded "for specific achievements."

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