Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov blasts Putin for not being 'brutal' trends now
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Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov has blasted Vladimir Putin's war tactics for not being 'brutal' enough amid his invasion of Ukraine and demanded that Russia declare martial law.
The strongman, previously seen as a close Kremlin ally, said the drone onslaught on Moscow this week showed a tougher response is needed from Russia's military that would see the war taken to NATO countries.
'Responses to such attempts to attack should not be harsh - they should be brutal,' Kadyrov said.
'In my opinion, it is so necessary to declare martial law in Russia, to use all the combat resources intended for this, in order to sweep away this entire terrorist cell [in Ukraine] at once.'
It comes after Wagner mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin also demanded martial law across Russia amid speculation he may be acting with unidentified figures within Putin's circle in a bid to oust the despot.
Ramzan Kadyrov (right) blasted Vladimir Putin's war tactics for not being 'brutal' enough in his invasion of Ukraine
Ramzan Kadyrov, leader of Chechnya and close Putin ally, rides the newly modernised T-72 ahead of its deployment to Ukraine
Kadyrov said troops in Chechen units (pictured) have been ordered to deploy in the Russian-occupied Donetsk People's Republic
War fanatic Kadyrov tied to allege that Ukraine had a 'Nazi' and
