R. Kadyrov stated that Chechen units are ready to carry out any combat missions if the corresponding order is given by the Kremlin host Vladimir Putin.
“We are infantrymen, and we are ready to march in any direction indicated by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, and the special forces units are simply eager to carry out especially difficult orders,” he wrote.
In turn, the head of Chechnya called to start military actions against countries that belong to NATO and supply weapons to Ukraine.
“It would not be bad to start with those countries that, under the guise of the NATO abbreviation, openly and brazenly provide weapons, data, and other support without any shame,” R. Kadyrov stated.
According to him, Russia must stop “patiently observing” the actions of Western countries: “The time has come to open fire.”
In his statement, the head of Chechnya also used offensive language towards Western countries and threatened with force, claiming that Western states “only understand the language of force,” thus effectively echoing the statements of Western leaders when they talk about how to deal with Russia.
Earlier, dissatisfaction with the West was also expressed by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who claimed that Russia allegedly lost all trust in partners in the West. In the Kremlin, according to him, statements about peace negotiations are not considered sincere.
Such a statement was made by S. Lavrov after the NATO summit in Ankara, during which Alliance countries agreed to provide military and political support to Ukraine. The head of Russian diplomacy said that the West allegedly only pretends to seek a diplomatic solution, but in reality, they have openly started issuing ultimatums to Moscow.
