Chechen strongman Ramzan Kadyrov threatened Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday and claimed that he thinks the Ukrainian president has a significant psychological condition.

Kadyrov, one of Vladimir Putin’s prime allies, accused Zelensky of acquiring schizophrenia and said, “We will end with you a single of these times,” in an audio information posted on his Telegram account. The leader of the Chechen republic of Russia was responding to comments made by Zelensky on Sunday in which the Ukrainian chief explained that his place is organized to struggle Russian forces for “10 many years to acquire what’s ours.”

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“Greetings all. I browse below that Zelensky announced his readiness to battle for 10 yrs. Occur on, we don’t have that a great deal time. We will finish with you just one of these times. You have schizophrenia, I assume,” Kadyrov stated in the audio recording.

Schizophrenia is a significant psychological problem in which troubled individuals interpret actuality abnormally, according to the Mayo Clinic.

In an job interview that aired on CNN Sunday, Zelensky vowed to combat Russian invaders for 10 decades if necessary and said that he will not give up any territory in jap Ukraine to Russia as portion of a peace offer.

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Kadyrov is no stranger to threats.

In a video message posted on his Telegram account earlier this month, right after Russian forces experienced retreated from the Kyiv area of Ukraine, Kadyrov warned that a long run offensive would consider the cash town and “all other cities.”

“Luhansk and Donetsk, we will absolutely liberate in the initially location … and then choose Kyiv and all other towns,” the Chechen chief said on April 10.

According to Ukrainian officials, Kadyrov’s forces have been guiding an assassination endeavor from Zelensky early on in the war. The plot by Chechen particular forces, acknowledged as the “Kadyrovites,” was foiled, and Kadyrov’s troops have been “destroyed.”

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Kadyrov has also warned SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, saying in March that Putin would conquer “the hell out” of Musk, contacting the company tycoon a “significantly weaker opponent.” The warning came soon after Musk challenged the Russian president to a judo match on social media.