From
Caucasian Knot
The
statement voiced by Ramzan Kadyrov about the ineffectiveness of the Russian
troops’ actions in Ukraine was not aimed to criticize Vladimir Putin, but the
leader of Chechnya expressed his opinion as the military general, note the
analysts interviewed by the “Caucasian Knot”.
The
“Caucasian Knot” has reported that on February 27, Ramzan Kadyrov criticized
the military leaders of Russia for the slowness and the ineffectiveness of
combat actions in Ukraine and called on “to begin a large-scale operation in
all directions and territory of Ukraine.”
The words of
Ramzan Kadyrov were not aimed to criticize Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir
Putin, and the leader of Chechnya expressed his opinion as a military tactic,
suggests Alexander Artamonov, a technical editor and a military observer of the
weekly “Zvezda” (Star).
The
assertion of Ramzan Kadyrov that the special military operation is being
carried out too slow is not unfounded, adds Alexander Artamonov. However, he
disagrees with the Ramzan Kadyrov’s opinion that the operation was ineffective.
Despite the
assertions voiced by Ramzan Kadyrov, nothing will be changed at this stage of
the military operation, believes Akhmet Yarlykapov, a senior researcher at the
Centre for Caucasian Studies of the MGIMO (Moscow State Institute of
International Relations).
“Of course,
on the Ramzan Kadyrov’s part, at least, there was no intention to criticize the
Supreme Commander-in-Chief. Most likely, this is a criticism of the military
commanders of Russia, not Vladimir Putin. Here, Ramzan Kadyrov wants to convey
his own vision of how the operation should be conducted … I think nothing will
change at this stage, and nothing will be suddenly entrusted to him, but of
course, he wants to show the significance of his units,” Akhmet Yarlykapov
said.
Источник:
https://www.eng.kavkaz-uzel.eu/articles/58392/
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Kadyrov has
said he will execute any Chechens fighting for Ukraine. An easy thing to say,
since it is unlikely those Chechens will return to Chechnya. They left for a
reason, to get away from Kadyrov’s rule.
Kadyrov has
also said that if his army was involved, his forces, under his leadership,
would have taken Kyiv by now.
