Accoprding to sources from Chechnya, in the past few days the CRI’s Vedeno district is flooded by invader troops. Russian invaders use heavy artillery, aircraft, heavy armored vichles.
The reason of such activity became large state of emergency which is carefully disguised by invaders and puppets. In the beginning of March more than 100 Kadyrov militiamen who were a part of puppet structures and have been accommodationed in vedeno, went to mountains to Mujahideen together with their weapons.
According to sources, the basic part of militiamen, run to Mujahideen are inhabitants of Vedeno district, from villages Elistanzhi, Eshelhatoy, Khattuni, Tevzeni, Mahketi etc.
Occupational and puppet sources in any way do not make comments on these reports. Active refutations are also not present.
At the same time, the Chechen edition of Liberty radio has also reported the information about the run of 100 Kadyrov militiamen to mountains to Mujahideen. The radio station has tried to receive the comment from representatives of puppet structures, however they refused to make any comments.
Chechen comand also heve not commented on this report.
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