| Kadyrov himself leads hunting for resisters |
Dzokhar-Khala/Agency Caucasus – Ramzan Kadyrov, the Kremlin’s puppet President of Chechnya, has himself led an occasion of hunting for the resisters in the country. Kadyrov led a special military operation launched on November 14 in Nogay Yurt and Kurchaloy to hunt for the resisters. Although the hunting was carried on until late at night, it turned out to be a fiasco. Kadyrov drafted the plan of action for the hunting himself. When the hunters returned empty-handed, the state officials thought that there was no resister left to hunt for. “Hours of a special military operation in search for members of the illegally armed forces ended with no one being caught up, which demonstrates that there are no resisters left in the country,” a statement from the Presidential Press Secretary said. “There are small groups that do not pose a serious threat to the society, though. It is nevertheless necessary to fight them in a serious way in case they may cause harm to the security forces anytime soon.” Kadyrov was also quoted in the statement as saying that the resisters had chosen to put their weapons aside and lead their lives in the normal way because their confidence in leaders of the resistance had already started to diminish. “Leaders of the resistance will not be able to keep members of the resistance loyal to their cause anymore because the members can now clearly see that the people of Chechnya really want to live in peace and good conditions… The positive development that has become visible all throughout the country is really difficult not to appreciate,” Kadyrov said. A resister was killed in a gunfire that broke out on November 9 between some Russian soldiers and resisters in Urus Martan. A police officer was killed and four other wounded in a fire launched on the same day from a moving vehicle at a check point in Zadovski in the capital city of Dzokhar-Khala. The Dzokhar-Khala police shot dead two resisters on November 4. And three gunmen were killed on November 27 when the security officers launched a special operation in the Leningradski district of Dzokhar-Khala. KU/ÖZ/FT |
