Russia is preparing to send thousands of Chechen troops to Ukraine in support of troops already fighting, according to international media and several video footage shared on Twitter by local television in Chechnya’s capital, Grozny.
Chechen soldiers rallied in GroznyPhoto: Sputnik / Profimedia Images
Pictures were first distributed on Base, one of Russia’s most popular telegram channels, which said 10,000 soldiers would be mobilized in Grozny to be sent to Ukraine.
Neil Hower, a CNN contributor to The Guardian and Al Jazeera, and the best Intelli News correspondent for Russia, Ukraine and the Caucasus, shared other video footage in the Chechen capital, saying troops should be stopped in Russia.
Another video from Grozny, Chechnya was sent to me today by a local. Thousands of additional Chechen government troops are being sent to Ukraine as part of Russia’s occupation forces. pic.twitter.com/4c8tJS1bqp
– நீல் ஹர்ர் (NeilPHauer) February 25, 2022
Similar pictures were shared on the Twitter account of the channel NEXTA TV Roman ProtestantismThe Belarusian protester was later arrested in Minsk Ryanar plane hijacking In May last year.
On Thursday, the local television station Grozny TV “Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov addressed the audience, noting that the Chechen army is ready to carry out any orders of the country’s president (No. Vladimir Putin).
“We remind you that Russia has launched a military operation in Ukraine following calls from the authorities of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics to help defeat the occupation of Kiev,” local television added.
A Separate articleGrozny TV reports that more than 12,000 soldiers attended the rally and that Ramadan Kadyrov “advised” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky to apologize to Putin.
“I would like to take this opportunity to advise the current President Zhelensky so that he can summon our President, Supreme Commander Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and apologize for not taking a step back in time,” he said.
“It simply came to our notice then. Apologizing for agreeing to all the terms proposed by Russia would be a very appropriate and patriotic move for him, “said Ramzan Kadyrov.
The announcement of the mobilization of troops in Chechnya was made in the context of the British Defense Ministry in an assessment released on Twitter on Friday afternoon, saying that although they had arrived in the suburbs of Kiev, Russian forces were limited. Progress so far. , And maintains control over major cities in Ukraine.
Who is the leader of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov?
Kadyrov was appointed Chechnya’s president in 2007, after serving as Grozny’s prime minister for a year.
He is the son of former Russian President Ahmadinejad, who was assassinated in an assassination attempt in May 2004.
The Kremlin relied on Kadir, who is considered a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, to sustain Chechnya after two separatist wars.
International human rights groups have accused Chechen officials of kidnapping and torturing enemies.
The Chechen leader denied any involvement in the attacks on his critics abroad, saying they were planned by foreign intelligence agencies to compromise himself and tarnish Russia’s image.
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