Biden spoke about Chechen gays at the UN. Kadyrov answered him
US President Joe Biden called for protecting gay rights in Chechnya. The American leader stated this from the UN rostrum.
“We must all stand up for the rights of LGBTQI people so that they can live openly in love and without fear, whether in Chechnya or Cameroon or anywhere else in the world,” Biden said.
The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, quickly responded to his words and issued a special statement, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The leader of the most problematic, aggressive country in the world, embittered against all Muslim states and plowing the Arab world with air bombs, Biden, who shamefully returned troops from Afghanistan, for no apparent reason suddenly began to mention the Chechen Republic.
We have not yet recovered from a number of his ridiculous statements and actions as President of the United States, and he is already delighting us with his new strange and absurd statements.
Biden made such an absurd statement, in response to which I can only invite him to our republic so that he can see with his own eyes that there are no roosters in the Chechen Republic and there is not even such a word. Instead of them, we have chicken husbands,” Kadyrov said in a statement.
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