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Ramzan Kadyrov joins Twitter

Chechnya’s notorious warlord leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, officially has a Twitter page as of today. @RKadyrov already has over 3,000 followers. One of his two tweets reads: "In the evening will answer journalists’ questions." Perhaps he was inspired by the Twitterati 100?

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Chechnya's notorious warlord leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, officially has a Twitter page as of today. @RKadyrov already has over 3,000 followers. One of his two tweets reads: "In the evening will answer journalists' questions."

Chechnya’s notorious warlord leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, officially has a Twitter page as of today. @RKadyrov already has over 3,000 followers. One of his two tweets reads: "In the evening will answer journalists’ questions."

Perhaps he was inspired by the Twitterati 100?

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