Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of Chechnya, reacted to the imposition of sanctions by the President of Ukraine on Tabarik Kadyrova, his fourth daughter. He said: "Run, Zelenskyy, run."

"You yourself know what a nonentity you are, who can only impose sanctions against family members of your enemies, including children. How insignificant and disgusting it is. Is there not even a single man left in the environment of Zelya [Zelenskyy] in the full sense of the word, who would point out such an unmanly act? Or are there only drug addicts?" Kadyrov noted.

"It would not be surprising if in the arsenal of vile and vile deeds of these drug addicts "there is something worse, something fascist, satanic, inhuman, which will still surprise the whole world," Kadyrov believes. "Whatever sanctions, Zelya, you impose on your land sold to the West under the influence of drugs, we will not back down, and our loved ones will not back down from us. And if we were afraid of these pieces of paper or you, vile Western Satanists, we would write the same useless lines in response. Your hour is near, Zelya. You stole so much money and killed so many Ukrainians that soon, the people will smoke you out like a rat from a hole and send you to Bandera. So run, Zelenskyy, run," Kadyrov said.

Notably, on April 1, Volodymyr Zelenskyy imposed sanctions on the daughter of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, Tabarik Kadyrova. Another 32 Russian citizens and 255 companies also fell under the restrictions. Sanctions were imposed, in particular, on the mother of the athlete Alina Kabaeva, the daughters of the deputy head of the presidential administration of Russia, Sergei Kiriyenko, and the husband of Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova, the former first deputy chairman of the government, Viktor Khristenko.