
After winning the elections with a result of 99.85%, Ramzan Kadyrov drove through the central streets of Grozny in a vintage Cadillac Eldorado, accompanied by close employees and members of the government of the Chechen Republic, greeted by city residents to the music of a local performer.
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Ramzan Kadyrov has been the head of the Chechen Republic since 2007, and his election victories are traditionally accompanied by high levels of support.
The head of the Chechen Republic (CR), Ramzan Kadyrov, after a record victory in the elections, drove through the central streets of Grozny driving a vintage emerald Cadillac Eldorado convertible. The footage was shared by the Grozny-Inform Telegram channel.
Kadyrov's company included: Assistant to the Head of the Chechen Republic, Secretary of the Security Council of the Chechen Republic Adam Kadyrov, Minister of Agriculture of the Chechen Republic Viskhan Matsuev and Minister of Health of the Chechen Republic Adam Alkhanov.
The music of the Chechen performer Rani (real name Ramzan Vachaev) was playing from the radio, and the city residents greeted the head of the region and waved after him with smiles on their faces.
According to the CEC, after processing 100 percent of the protocols, Ramzan Kadyrov’s result in the elections is 99.85 percent.

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