The Chechen leader Kadyrov, known as "Putin's bloodhound", was outraged by the German attitude in the Ukraine war and dreams of returning to East Germany.
Munich - Even if there are often discussions: Germany has been one of the biggest supporters of Kiev since the beginning of the Ukraine war.
The Russian state media rages against the German government almost every day.
The latest attack on Russian state television came from Kremlin confidant and Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov.
Ukraine war: Kadyrov attacks Scholz – "soft as a panda" during Putin's visit
In the program "60 Minutes" on Russian state TV, Kadyrov spoke about Germany, among other things.
The adviser to the Ukrainian Ministry of the Interior, Anton Gerashenko, published the corresponding video excerpt with subtitles on Twitter.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Kremlin boss Vladimir Putin and was "soft as a panda," said Kadyrov.
A few days before the start of the Ukraine war, Scholz traveled to Moscow.
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Olaf Scholz and Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin.
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But now, the Chechen President complained, Scholz was talking "with hatred for us".
He also complained about the Soviet withdrawal from East Germany: "Gorbachev, or whoever it was that withdrew our troops." Instead, he claimed, "the Germans should have been punished as traitors to put them right."
Putin's bloodhound Kadyrov - East Germany should be Russia's territory
It is now also a common position on Russian state television to reclaim the former Soviet territories for Russia.
In this respect, it is no surprise that Kadyrov does not deviate from this account.
"It's our territory, we should return," he said.
The decision to withdraw from East Germany was a "wrong decision by our former leadership" that must now be corrected.
"Slowly we have to get in there so that we can check them at any time," said the Chechen leader.
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Kadyrov threatens Poland with invasion – Warsaw has “no power”
But that's not all: on the way to Germany, he probably wants to invade Poland as well.
In another video excerpt, also published by Gerashenko, he threatened Poland with an invasion.
In a meeting with his officers, he assured that Odessa, Kharkiv and even the capital Kiev would also be taken in Ukraine.
"We are slowly making progress thanks to all the structures and units, the nations and religions that have united around our president," the Kremlin bloodhound underlined.
You will advance to Poland.
The land roar, "although they have no strength".
Poland is among Ukraine's most ardent supporters, defending a particularly hard line against Moscow.
Warsaw was the first country to announce tank deliveries to the Ukrainian military.
However, this will not change anything, said Kadyrov.
Ukraine even has aircraft, but cannot use them "because our air defense works quickly".
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