Dudayev, following Kadyrov, continued to criticize Chechens living in Europe.

The head of the Chechen parliament, Akhmed Dudayev, criticized the way of life in European countries where "defectors" from Chechnya live, claiming that they urge the residents of the republic to refuse social support measures.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", those who fled to Europe and defame their people are pseudo-patriots, said Ramzan Kadyrov, expressing confidence that they have no way back to Chechnya.

The chairman of the Chechen parliament Akhmed Dudayev addressed the "defectors" - Chechens living in Europe. The address, lasting 49 minutes in Chechen, was published today on Dudayev's social media.

He criticized calls from "defectors" for the residents of Chechnya not to use state support measures. Dudayev called such a position hypocritical and launched a critique of the Western way of life.

"In what countries do they live? These are countries that allow mockery of religion and the feelings of believers, permitting any immoral acts. This is permissiveness under the guise of democracy, a substitution of traditional values, and a subversion of the institution of family," the television company "Vainakh" quoted him as saying. The message did not specify who exactly called for the refusal of social support measures.

Dudayev stated that criticism of cooperation with the Russian state does not align with the documents signed in the past by the leaders of the "Independent Republic of Ichkeria (the Grozny court ruled to recognize the organization "Chechen Republic Ichkeria" ("ChRI") as terrorist and banned it on the territory of Russia and 29 of its subdivisions in 14 European countries)*". According to Akhmed Dudayev, they provided for close cooperation and payments from the federal center after the armed conflict ended.

Dudayev pointed out that throughout history, there have always been people seeking to undermine the stable way of life. Now such provocateurs have additional opportunities - free access to the internet and, according to him, impunity for spreading false ideas and calls.

It should be noted that the authorities of Chechnya have repeatedly addressed those living abroad who criticize the situation in present-day Chechnya. Often such addresses were accompanied by threats.

In June 2016, Ramzan Kadyrov addressed his compatriots abroad with threats that they have nowhere to escape from the authorities of Chechnya, as sooner or later they will have to return home. The address was directed at those emigrants who write criticism on social media. "I have recorded every word of yours," Kadyrov emphasized. He noted that in the age of information technology, the authorities of Chechnya know who wrote what specific publication and where its author was at that moment. "We know where you are writing from, and you are all in our hands. So do not harm yourselves," Kadyrov said.

It should be noted that often the authorities of Chechnya, criticizing bloggers living abroad, only make them more popular. Thus, debates with Chechen officials led to the popularity of Tumso Abdurakhmanov (listed as a foreign agent) - a blogger from Chechnya, one of the most well-known critics of the republic's authorities. After a conflict with a relative of Ramzan Kadyrov, he left Chechnya and first went to Georgia, then to Poland, and later to Sweden, where he received political asylum.