Dear friends,
There is a lot of speculation about what really happened in Grozny in the past hours and some are even suspecting that the US has somehow re-ignited the Wahabi underground for a new insurrection.
This is far from being the case.
What really happened is that one of the major Wahabi terrorist groups which was traveling in three cars was blocked at a checkpoint. The Wahabis opened fire and killed all the cops. However, the alarm was given and special forces were brought in at which point the Wahabis feld into a nearby building. They were surrounded and eventually killed.
This means that at the cost of the lives of 10 dead Chechen police and security officials one of the major Wahabi terrorist organizations as been destroyed.
Furthermore, please keep in mind that modern Chechnia is one of the safest places in Russia. Not only do the Chechen authorities have a very large and sophisticated security apparatus (counter-terrorist/SWAT, counter-intelligence, rapid-reaction, intelligence, etc.) but they have the support of the vast majority of the local population. And should that not be enough, the Federal Authorities have a massive and truly formidable military presence in and around Chechnia. For obvious political reasons the Federals try to keep a low profile and let the Chechens deal with Chechen terrorists, but they are there and they can be instantly activated if needed. The bottom line is that Chechnia is safe and stable.
The situation is much more dangerous in neighboring Daghestan, although it is improving. If the AngloZionists decide to try to re-trigger an insurgency, they are much more likely to try to do that in Dagestan or outside Russia, in Kazakhstan or Tadjikistan (although these two states have also been preparing for any security threats and can count on more or less total Russia support.
Here is some raw footage of the events in Grozny. See for yourself that we are talking about combats around one building. Not all over Grozny.
The Saker
Saker Message:
in the space of 10 secs I see 3 different buildings on fire in that video,,
What is the assertion that “they have the support of the vast majority of the local population” based on?
thanks,
Edward Qubain
They paid a heavy price, but if they got rid a a terror cell… at least they did Russia and the world a huge favor. BTW Ramzen didn’t seem all that worried from his instagram posts. But Russia needs to cut off any access from Georgia – the latest info I got had US training Wahabbis in Pankisi Gorge and shipping them out wherever they are needed to stir up trouble. Link to a VT story on the system: http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/10/21/neo-americas-chechen-proxy-terrorists/
Actually disappointed in how organised the security forces looked in that video but then again im sitting in an armchair so who am I to judge
@Edward Qubain What is the assertion that “they have the support of the vast majority of the local population” based on?
Elections and opinion polls. Besides, those who would think otherwise are either in exile, in jail or dead, and not as a consequence of some ‘Russian terror’ but as a consequence of losing the civil war.
Cheers,
The Saker
If they are being trained in Georgia a full scale attack on that base and their elimination without mercy is called for.And NATO trainers there with them should be eliminated with the trainees.An object lesson is called for.NATO is deaf to Russia’s words.They need to observe action to get the message fully.
Uncle Bob
I think the events of the last dozen or so years (and probably more) has shown that you cannot put anything past the AZ Empire when it comes to down and dirty shenanigans, double-talking, backstabbing and a general, all around “don’t trust these motherfcukers further than you can throw them.” sound piece of advice.
Western twazzoles will try to apply this to Russia but there is no basis for this in reality.
One only needs to see the trail of shattered countries and broken lives left in the wake of the USSA juggernaut post 9/11 rampage to understand just how true this is.
Farflungstar
Zio Occupied AmeriKa
A very insightful article is this (in russian) from Alexandr Zapolskis: http://politikus.ru/articles/36283-soros-es-dolzhen-pogruzit-ukrainu-v-voynu-ili-ukraina-pohoronit-es.html
..which is based on this interview with George Soros (german): http://www.cicero.de/kapital/ukraine-konflikt-george-soros-fordert-20-milliarden-fuer-die-ukraine/58527
..with the point of Ukraine out of control in civil war will bring the end of EU. Soros is saying that Ukraine needs $20 billions (to finance and ‘win’ the war there).
The former article is worth of translating into english.
I suspect that terrorist movement (which resulted in the fight) is part of a new campaign by Israel’s western proxies to infiltrate more terrorists into Russia and reignite that terror campaign. No doubt China and the [uncooperative] Central Asian Republics will see similar Israeli proxy terrorism.
Full spectrum dominance, you know…
Good that the Chechens managed to eliminate that group right away and end their ops before they got started. I’m sure Israel would love to arrange another Beslan and hopefully the Russian security people got their number this time around.
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BOT TAK did you see this article ?
https://medium.com/@NafeezAhmed/palestine-is-not-an-environment-story-921d9167ddef
Its an expose of Guardian Israeli ties…very good.
Ann said…05 December, 2014 03:58
“BOT TAK did you see this article ?
https://medium.com/@NafeezAhmed/palestine-is-not-an-environment-story-921d9167ddef
Its an expose of Guardian Israeli ties…very good.”
No, I had not seen it – thanks. The Guardian never ceases to amaze me with their level of Jewish-zionist duplicity. Rather surprised the blogger was so naive going in, though. Guardian has a long history of this sort of ziofascist censorship and bigotry.
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As of the 2010 Russian Census, the Chechen Republic was reported to have a population of 1,268,989 people, but such population growth after two deadly wars, is highly implausible.
Russian conquest of the Caucasus started on 1558 while Ivan the terrible marries Temryuk’s daughter Maria Temryukovna the Circassian tsaritsa. Chechnya was a nation in the Northern Caucasus that fought against foreign rule continually since the 15th century.
On December 21, 1917, Ingushetia, Chechnya, and Dagestan declared independence from Russia and formed a single state: “United Mountain Dwellers of the North Caucasus” which was recognized by major world powers. In 1921 the Russians attacked and occupied the country and forcefully absorbed it into the Soviet state. The Caucasian war for independence restarts, and the government goes into exile.
During the Soviet rule, Chechnya and Ingushetia were combined together to form Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.
Despite the fact that over 50,000 Chechens and over 12,000 Ingush were fighting against Nazi Germany on the front line, and despite the fact that Nazi German troops were stopped at two Chechen-Ingush ASSR cities Malgobek and Ordzhonikidze to a complete stop after capturing half of the Caucasus for less than a month; Chechens and Ingush were falsely accused as Nazi supporters and entire nations were deported during Operation Lentil to the Kazakh SSR in 1944 near the end of World War II where over 60% of Chechen and Ingush populations perished.
The First Chechen War took place over a two-year period that lasted from 1994 to 1996, when Russian forces attempted to regain control over Chechnya, which had declared independence in November 1991. Despite overwhelming numerical superiority in men, weaponry, and air support, the Russian forces were unable to establish effective permanent control over the mountainous area due to numerous successful full-scale battles and insurgency raids. For three months, Russia lost more tanks (over 1,997 tanks) in Grozny than during the Battle of Berlin in 1945.
In April 1996 the first democratically elected president of Chechnya, Dzhokhar Dudayev was killed by two laser guided missiles fired from a warplane, which had an equipment of voice recognition and triangulation on Dudayev’s position
The second Chechen war began on August 7, 1999, during which the Islamic International Brigade (IIPB) began an unsuccessful incursion into the neighboring Russian republic of Dagestan in favor of the Shura of Dagestan, which sought independence from Russia.
Since then Chechen rebels continued to fight Russian troops and conduct terrorist attacks.
In response to the increasing terrorism, Russia tightened its grip on Chechnya, expanded its anti-terrorist operations throughout the region and installed a pro-Moscow Chechen regime.
The Point.
If the Donetsk and Lugasnk people refuse to live Under Ukrainian Rule, then Chechens have the same right.
If Russia used excessive military force against Chechens Militias and Innocent Civilian, Ukraine is doing the same thing to Russian in Doentsk and Lughansk.
It is true that Ukraine hasn’t the funds to support the war, but they have unlimited capitals and support from the West.
Ukraine is persistent not to give up one inch of their territories and is engaging militants in a long and very costly war.
The events in Grozny are a visible display that the war still is going on and can be intensified drastically if the Russian do not Behave in Eastern Ukraine.
Can Russia with 2.053 Trillion Dollars GDP, can afford on the top of the Eastern Ukraine war to afford the second front in Chechnya with only 2.053 Trillion Dollars GDP (2014)?
10 Chechens militants sent the message to Russia and the World with theirs suicide action that resulted in a Fairy display at the Print shop building and Government forces causalities 10 killed and 28 wounded. If they failed to fulfill the maximum program they accomplished the minimum program.
The Message is Clear. Russian be prepared to fight in the Chechen front TOO.