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The Chechens are a very interesting people. They managed to win one war against Russia when it was in total economic ruin - and now try to use this as some sort of "own", as if less than half a decade later they weren't once again subject to Russian rule. pic.twitter.com/z3ejPW6xwA

Jul 6 2024 3:06:35 PM

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Explaining Russian brutality in the Caucasus and Central Asia

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Their history essentially consists of constantly being subject to various empires. From the Gengis Khan, to Timurlane, to Ivan Grozny. Chechnya was either directly subject to, or in a subordinate position to these powers. Even today Chechya remains a loyal subject of Russia.

Jul 6 2024 3:06:36 PM

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RT @nitrrogen__: The Chechens are a very interesting people. They managed to win one war against Russia when it was in total economic ruin…

Jul 6 2024 3:07:07 PM

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It's funny too - they've essentially psyopped themselves into believing they are some sort of "great warriors," when in reality, Russia has consistently treated them with contempt and brutality. Yet they still remain loyal subjects thanks to their puppet strongman (Kadyrov) pic.twitter.com/UQHGlzU1oW x.com/nitrrogen__/st… (⊹)

Jul 6 2024 3:11:40 PM

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