Kadyrov gave an iPhone X to a third-grader for the best poem about Putin

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, presented an iPhone X to a third-grader who won the competition for the best poem about Russian President Vladimir Putin. this He announced on his Instagram.

According to Kadyrov, the girl studies at school No. 7 in the village of Beno-Yurt, Nadterechny district. “All the participants of the competition commission and representatives of youth organizations came out to congratulate Khedi,” the head of Chechnya wrote. The winner of the competition was determined by the Republican Ministry of Youth Affairs. More than three thousand poems took part in the competition.

Earlier, Kadyrov wrote that the winner of the contest "was upset when she was told that she would receive an iPhone X." “The girl said that she did not participate in the competition for the sake of the iPhone, but to express love and respect for her President Vladimir Putin!” - said the head of Chechnya.

Kadyrov received this phone as a gift from the Chechen KVN team after he stated that he did not have an iPhone X. “These people are strange people, our KVN guys. They call after midnight, they say that they have some extra urgent and important business (...) I took a gift, but we all decided together that we would give it to someone who reads the best poem about Russian President Vladimir Putin on National Unity Day! - then the head of Chechnya wrote on Instagram.

a message on his Telegram channel On November 3, Kadyrov published from Karaulny, who, citing sources in the leadership of Chechnya, wrote that the head of the republic uses the iPhone X, which has recently gone on sale. “I am not chasing either new or old iPhones. Brad is everything. Sources supply incorrect information, or they do not exist at all, ” Kadyrov said in response to this.

Sales of the iPhone X in Russia and in more than 50 countries around the world started on November 3rd. The iPhone X has been called Apple's most anticipated phone in recent memory. In Moscow, the entry into the queue for him began about a week before the start of sales. The first buyers began to gather at the store on Tverskaya Street three days before the start of sales, and on the night of November 3, skirmishes began in line for places. It was reported about the proposal to buy a place at the front of the queue for several tens of thousands of rubles.