On July 24, while swimming in the afternoon, his condition deteriorated sharply, he had difficulty breathing and almost drowned. Kadyrov was pulled to the shore, provided first aid and taken to the hospital by ambulance. Novaya Gazeta previously reported that the Chechen leader had pancreatic necrosis. The publication also added that the Russian presidential administration is developing a scenario for a change of power in Chechnya.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said that "60,344 fighters have been sent to participate in the war in Ukraine." According to human rights activists, there is a practice of forcing people to sign contracts in Chechnya.

The conflicts behind the shooting of Komil Allamjonov's car in Kibrai have not stopped yet. Even Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov personally intervened in the situation. He added that he had "no hand" in the organization of this assassination, and that if he interfered, he would "finish the matter and achieve 100% results." Shouldn't we be worried that the "servants" of Russian President Vladimir Putin have been interfering in the internal affairs of Uzbekistan lately? Isn't it time to stop them?