A War Criminal Has Fun in a Tesla Cybertruck (Video)

Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov proudly showcases himself online driving a Tesla Cybertruck mounted with a machine gun.

Crimes and war, yes, but silently! And above all, without polluting the planet! It’s important for the good of humanity…

Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen leader known for his unwavering support for Vladimir Putin, is making waves on the internet by displaying a Tesla Cybertruck on his social media. At first, it was thought to be a video manipulation, but no, the footage is indeed real. Help! This is an advertisement that Elon Musk, champion of free speech and global chaos, would probably have kept at bay.

This Cybertruck, which he claims to have received from Elon Musk, has been equipped with a machine gun, and Kadyrov stated that it would soon be used on the front lines in Ukraine. In a video, he warmly thanked Musk for what he calls the “Cyberbeast,” the most powerful model in the catalog, even inviting the South African billionaire to come to Chechnya.

However, Elon Musk quickly denied having given this Cybertruck to Kadyrov. In a scathing response on X (formerly Twitter), Musk denied any connection to this gift, insinuating that the very idea of him giving such a vehicle to a Russian general was ridiculous. This affair has raised many questions, particularly about how Kadyrov could have obtained this vehicle while Russia is under strict international sanctions.

A militarized version

It is likely that the vehicle was introduced into Russia through unofficial channels, highlighting once again how Russian elites continue to access luxury goods despite the sanctions. Kadyrov’s statements could also be seen as an attempt to flatter Musk or create confusion on the international stage.

Nevertheless, Elon Musk, by wanting to play too much with fire, ends up getting burned. Because Kadyrov’s provocation is direct: no waiting time for delivery, even though customer profiles were supposedly ultra-verified. It didn’t take long for this 3-ton vehicle to be shipped by container into this ultra-dangerous province of Russia.

It is up to Musk and Tesla to mislead this Cybertruck from a distance now, to follow all its actions, and to record the conversations of this bloodthirsty war criminal.

Let’s wrap it up with a touch of humor: Kadyrov’s version is not equipped with the new ultra-aerodynamic wheel covers of the Cybertruck. You can’t have it all.

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