Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov has accused three Russian politicians of plotting against his life and has declared a "blood feud" against them.

Axar.az reports that this was stated by prominent journalist and Russian opposition figure Rostislav Murzaqulov.

He emphasized that the relationship between Kadyrov and the Kremlin leader continues to deteriorate. Furthermore, Murzaqulov added that while Kadyrov was previously considered the second most influential person in the Russian Federation, he is now placed in the "first position."

"There is panic in Russia now. 'Square-eyed' individuals are roaming the corridors of the Kremlin because they understand that this is the beginning of the end. There is no way out of this situation," he noted.

It has been reported that the situation between the two Russian "rulers" worsened after issues related to the "Wildberries" company, leading Kadyrov to declare a "blood feud" against billionaire Senator Suleyman Karimov from Dagestan.

Murzaqulov added that Putin may attempt to "promise" Kadyrov control over the company, but other Kremlin officials will not be pleased with this.