VChK-OGPU: Adam Kadyrov discharged from Moscow hospital and is in Grozny

Adam Kadyrov, the third son of the Chechen leader, has been discharged from Moscow's Botkin Hospital, according to the VChK-OGPU Telegram channel. It is reported that he spent 25 days recovering from the accident.

VChK-OGPU noted that foreign cars with security guards and a traffic police car have disappeared from the hospital's 9th building. Furthermore, strangers are now free to approach this building, whereas this was previously prohibited.

It was initially reported that Adam Kadyrov suffered a traumatic brain injury and a damaged spleen. According to the channel, he will continue treatment in Grozny after his discharge.

On February 10, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov officially responded for the first time to reports of the accident that occurred in January, in which his 18-year-old son, Adam, was reportedly injured. He called this information a "fake news" spread by unknown sources.

As a reminder, according to media reports, Adam Kadyrov's motorcade was involved in a traffic accident in Grozny on January 16. It was claimed that the Chechen leader's son was first taken to a republic hospital and then transferred to Botkin Hospital in Moscow. It was also reported that approximately 20 of his close associates were injured.

The Chechen authorities remained silent for a long time about the incident and, moreover, indirectly refuted the reports, publishing videos of Adam through official websites and the accounts of famous athletes and military personnel close to the head of the republic.

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