Kadyrov's son won a medal at the tournament while watching from the stands. Ramzan was outraged by the judging. Video.

Adam Kadyrov "won" a medal at the UAE SWAT Challenge, a special forces competition organized by the Dubai police, without taking part in the tournament. The 16-year-old son of the head of Chechnya was cheering for his compatriots in the stands in the UAE, but that did not stop him from receiving the award.

The Akhmat team took the final 8th place, refusing to play on the final day. During the award ceremony, Adam is seen walking on stage with Chechen police officers and immediately receiving the medal.

Ramzan Kadyrov said on his Telegram channel that he was outraged by the unfair judging. According to him, Chechnya's representatives were confidently in the top three, but on the decisive day they had to withdraw due to "unprofessional and biased judging."

"It happened at one of the timed exercises, where one of the judges did not count the result of our team member and refused to watch the video. Such an attitude undermines the credibility of the judging and rightly raised many questions from the team," Kadyrov Sr. wrote.

As we previously reported, the head's minor son has already received nine awards. "Adam Kadyrov, 15, collected his "collection" of orders and medals in just a month, with the title of "Hero of Chechnya" being the highlight.

In late September last year, Ramzan Kadyrov posted a video showing his son Adam beating Nikita Zhuravel, who was accused of burning a Koran.

Already on October 6, Kadyrov Jr. was awarded the title of "Hero of Chechnya." Later, the 15-year-old was appointed head of the security department of the head of Chechnya.