Kadyrov's press secretary: there are no threats to journalist Grigory Shvedov in the post about “the dog Shved”

The press secretary of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, Alvi Karimov, said that the post of the speaker of the republican parliament, Magomed Daudov, about the “dog Shved” does not contain threats to Grigory Shvedov, editor-in-chief of the Caucasian Knot website.

Daudov, in his post, threatens to "pull out a pair of fangs of 'wisdom' to the Swede, and shorten his tongue to standard sizes." The entry is accompanied by a picture with the inscription “How to untie the Caucasian Knot?”

“Daudov did not write anywhere that Shvedov needs to be pulled out. My personal opinion: Shvedov really wants to be remembered. We are talking about the dog Shved, and Shvedov is a dog, or what? Well, let him consult with his lawyers,” said Alvi Karimov.

RBC failed to contact Magomed Daudov himself.

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• Grigory Shvedov previously noted in a comment to Mediazone that he considers the post of speaker of the Chechen parliament a threat to all journalists. According to Shvedov, Magomed Daudov violated the criminal article on obstructing the professional activities of journalists.