Kadyrov: “the leader and mastermind of terrorism” Macron himself provokes Muslims to commit crimes

in his Telegram channel The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that French President Emmanuel Macron, by refusing to condemn the actions of teacher Samuel Paty, who was beheaded near Paris, himself “veiledly calls on Muslims to commit crimes.”

“Macron, if you call him [accused of the murder of Abdulakh Anzorov] a terrorist, then in that case you are a hundred times worse, because you are forcing terrorism, pushing people towards it, leaving no choice, creating all the conditions for the cultivation of extremist ideas in the heads of young people,” Kadyrov wrote. “You can safely call yourself the leader and instigator of terrorism in your country.”

Macron, the day after the murder of a geography teacher who showed his students caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad from the Charlie Hebdo newspaper , called the incident an “Islamist terrorist attack.” “We will not give up caricatures,” he said at the farewell ceremony for Paty at the Sorbonne.

Turkish President Erdogan then called for a boycott of French goods, and joined several supermarket chains in Qatar and Kuwait him. Erdogan and representatives of other Muslim countries also criticized Macron's October 2 speech , where he announced a bill to "fight Islamic separatism" and promised to "build an enlightened Islam that would live in peace with the Republic and respect the principle of separation of church and state."

“The French authorities support the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. This was stated by the country's President Emmanuel Macron. He calls actions that are offensive to almost two billion Muslims around the world “freedom of speech.” Moreover, Macron decided that he would change their religion and create “enlightened Islam” in France,” Kadyrov wrote.

“terrorist number 1 in the world” On October 27, Macron was called by the Mufti of Chechnya and Kadyrov’s adviser Salah-Hadzhi Mezhiev. He also attributed to Macron the order to hang caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad on all government buildings, but only the administrations of the two cities projected the drawings on their own initiative.