–KADYROV’S SON STILL IN TROUBLE WITH LAW

Publication: North Caucasus Weekly Volume: 4 Issue: 24

January 1, 1970 12:00 AM Age: 55 years

Akhmad Kadyrov’s son, Zelimkhan, still faces the possibility of a prison sentence of four to seven years for public disorderliness in the south Russian city of Kislovodsk. He was arrested there on June 5 and accused of taking part in a gunfight. Russian television news reported on June 24 that the younger Kadyrov has been released from jail under condition that he not leave the city.

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