Thursday, 05 October 2006

RAMZAN KADYROV DOES NOT HAVE PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONS YET

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On October 5, Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov celebrates his 30th birthday. According to the Chechen constitution, he may become president since this day. However, Mr.
On October 5, Chechen Prime Minister Ramzan Kadyrov celebrates his 30th birthday. According to the Chechen constitution, he may become president since this day. However, Mr. Kadyrov stated on his birthday that he did not have presidential ambitions yet. “I have already decided; it is too early for me to become the president. Moreover, I may not do it, if even I want it. We have the elected republican president; I believe, it is too early to speak about me as a candidate until his presidential term is over,” Mr. Kadyrov is quoted by BBC as stating. (Regnum)
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