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Yeah you definitely missed it. See the link below. Kadyrov is also one of the likely successors to Putin. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-says-its-

• azangru 4y ago
  I checked out the link. Didn't the parent comment say that it was Putin — italicized — who threatened to nuke Ukraine? Wouldn't the evidence for that need to point at specific Putin's words to that effect?
  • choko 4y ago
    So other high officials, and Putin's likely successor making threats means nothing? You're really splitting hairs here man.
    • azangru 4y ago
      What makes you think that Kadyrov is Putin's likely successor? Anything could happen, of course; but as a Chechen and a demonstratively, fervently devout Muslim, Kadyrov would be an even scarier figure for the outwardly Orthodox Russians than Stalin was.
• IAmGraydon 4y ago
  Kadyrov is certainly not a likely successor to Putin.