'I'm a psychologist and I know people very well,' Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov told the Russia 1 channel.
Kadyrov told the Russia 1 TV channel that, if dispatched by Moscow to play a role in talks with Zelensky,"I would convince him very quickly to sign all the necessary documents." He added, however, that now is"not right to negotiate with him."
"I'm a psychologist and I know people very well and I can manipulate them, so I would quickly find the right frequencies and put him in his place," he said.
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