Peskov: Kadyrov’s words about "put the world with cancer" "torn from context"

The press secretary of President Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov called "the words of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov about the readiness to" put the whole world "in the event of a nuclear war prompted from the context. It is reported by RBC.

“There really were quite tough reasoning, but they must be considered in the context. And if considered in context, then nothing of the out of the coming was said,” Peskov said. He added that Kadyrov’s words are often "tearing out of context."

On July 15 , an interview with the head of Chechnya was published by the American cable television channel HBO. Kadyrov called the US policy "anti -Russian" and stated that he had a "good army" and "is ready to give his life for Russia." “America is not such a strong state, so that we consider it as an enemy of Russia,” the head of Chechnya noted. “We have a strong state and a nuclear power. If even our state is completely destroyed, our nuclear missiles will automatically fly, and we will turn the whole world, put cancer.”

On the same day, as the Echo of Moscow reported , the Minister of Press and National Policy of Chechnya Dzhambulat Umarov called Kadyrov’s statement "completely sincere impromptu." “Ramzan Kadyrov is not the person who, specially, in advance, first prepares something,” the official noted. He added that he understands the "impulsivity" of the head of Chechnya, "which, like any Muslim, reacts accordingly to the US policy."