Putin's bloodhound shows teeth: Kadyrov threatens his own people to be deployed in the Ukraine war

Created: 12/14/2022, 8:20 p.m

By: Patrick Mayer

Chechen leader and "Putin's bloodhound": Ramzan Kadyrov.

© IMAGO/Yelena Afonina

Are these signs of unrest in Chechnya?

Putin's "bloodhound" Ramzan Kadyrov is said to be carrying out a major raid.

And he apparently threatens to send insurgents to Ukraine.

Urus-Martan – He is said to be the “bloodhound” of Moscow ruler Vladimir Putin: Ramzan Kadyrov.

Chechen leader installed by the Kremlin in Grozny and agitator in the Ukraine war.

Now the 46-year-old is apparently struggling with individual unrest in his republic.

Ramzan Kadyrov in the Ukraine war: unrest in a Chechen city?

Because: As the independent Russian media portal

reports, after a violent clash between two security forces and riots, Kadyrov sent his special units to the city of Urus-Martan, which is located on the northern edge of the Caucasus and has around 50,000 inhabitants.

Accordingly, late on Sunday evening, December 11, Chechen special forces entered the Urus-Martan district and searched for eyewitnesses who had not intervened in a clash between two police officers the day before.

In the video: Compact - The most important news in the Russia-Ukraine war

Kadyrov is said to have published a video on his social media channels.

Meduza quotes him as saying: “All of you who took part – do you really want to argue and fight?

You will have this opportunity.

I give the order to send members of the Chechen special forces to Urus-Martan tomorrow morning.

You have the choice: either you fight with them - or we send you to the special military operations zone.

Prove that you are real men.” Putin and Kadyrov describe their war of aggression in Ukraine as just such a special military operation.

Is Kadyrov now threatening to send his own people there?

Ramzan Kadyrov after riots in Urus-Martan (according to Meduza):

“All of you who took part in this – do you really want to argue and fight?

You will have this opportunity.

I give the order to send members of the Chechen special forces to Urus-Martan tomorrow morning.

You have the choice: either you fight with them - or we send you to the special military operations zone.

Prove you are real men.”

Riots in Urus-Martan: "Putin's bloodhound" is said to be sending special forces

, Chechen state broadcaster Grozny reported

that over 500 so-called law enforcement troops were "concentrated" in Urus-Martan.

This was also confirmed by Idris Cherkhigov, the head of the Chechen traffic police.

also read

Kosovo conflict: USA reject Serbia's wish - Bundeswehr man sees "constant basis for escalations"

READ

Medvedev threatens the West with "the most powerful weapons of destruction" - Zelenskyj sets a condition for the peace plan

READ

"No surrender": Serbia's President Vucic fuels escalation in the Kosovo conflict

READ

Serbian military convoy is apparently rolling towards Kosovo – there is a risk of escalation in the middle of Europe

READ

Kosovo situation about to escalate: France "very worried" - Putin spokesman assures Serbia of help

READ

Fancy a journey of discovery?

My space

The troops would have stopped motorists and checked their documents.

According to the Chechen opposition Telegram channel NIYSO, around 20 people were arrested by 4 a.m. on Monday morning (December 12).

The raid was sparked by a violent clash between a local traffic cop and a National Guard soldier, the report said.

According to the report, the National Guard officer drove up to the traffic cop, drifted in front of him and tried to "challenge" him about an unresolved issue from the past, writes

.

For Vladimir Putin: Chechen fighters in the Ukraine war.

© IMAGO/Yelena Afonina

Ramzan Kadyrov: Installed by Vladimir Putin in Chechnya

As the conflict escalated, he allegedly slapped the policeman in the face, who fired several shots at the ground.

The report cannot be independently verified.

Videos on Twitter and Youtube are said to show the ensuing tumult, which also cannot be verified beyond a doubt.

Are these signs of unrest in Chechnya, where Putin appointed his henchman president of the Russian republic in 2007?

Or is it an isolated case?

With Russian soldiers reportedly fighting with old ammunition and social tensions reportedly rising in Russia, it would be the next upset inside the country that has attacked its western neighbor.