I would not want those dudes looking for meChechen special forces 'hunters' are Unleashed in Ukraine to Detain or Kill Kyiv Officials - and are given 'decks of cards' with photographs of their targets
A squad of Chechen special forces 'hunters' has been unleashed in Ukraine to detain or kill a set of specific Ukrainian officials.
- The kill squad was pictured in a Ukrainian forest as they took part in prayer rituals ahead of potential fighting
Each soldier was reportedly given a special 'deck of cards' with Ukrainian officials' photos and descriptions on them, a Moscow Telegram channel with links to the security establishment reported.
It came as Ukraine's president admitted he is 'target number one' for Russian assassins in his capital, while his family is 'the number two goal' for Putin's hitmen.
Each one of the Chechen special forces 'hunters' was reportedly given a 'deck of cards' that specified which Ukrainian officials to target
There is speculation those identified by Moscow as 'Nazis' would also be on the hunted list.
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, 45, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine.
The Chechens are believed to be from the South battalion of the Federal Guard Service, based in Chechnya.
Kadyrov yesterday met with Viktor Zolotov, director of the Federal National Guard Service and Commander-in-Chief of the Russian National Guard Forces, another close Putin ally.
The soldiers seemed to perform a collective namaz, which are Islamic ritual prayers, while they were in a Ukrainian forest
The squad comes from Chechnya, a Russian republic south of Ukraine, approximately 760 miles away from Kyiv
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine. (Pictured today as he took part in a review of the Chechen Republic's troops and military hardware in Grozny)
Chechen special forces 'hunters' unleashed in Ukraine to detain - or kill - Kyiv officials | Daily Mail Online
Chechen special forces 'hunters' are Unleashed in Ukraine to Detain or Kill Kyiv Officials - and are given 'decks of cards' with photographs of their targets
A squad of Chechen special forces 'hunters' has been unleashed in Ukraine to detain or kill a set of specific Ukrainian officials.
- The kill squad was pictured in a Ukrainian forest as they took part in prayer rituals ahead of potential fighting
Each soldier was reportedly given a special 'deck of cards' with Ukrainian officials' photos and descriptions on them, a Moscow Telegram channel with links to the security establishment reported.
It came as Ukraine's president admitted he is 'target number one' for Russian assassins in his capital, while his family is 'the number two goal' for Putin's hitmen.
Each one of the Chechen special forces 'hunters' was reportedly given a 'deck of cards' that specified which Ukrainian officials to target
There is speculation those identified by Moscow as 'Nazis' would also be on the hunted list.
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, 45, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine.
The Chechens are believed to be from the South battalion of the Federal Guard Service, based in Chechnya.
Kadyrov yesterday met with Viktor Zolotov, director of the Federal National Guard Service and Commander-in-Chief of the Russian National Guard Forces, another close Putin ally.
The soldiers seemed to perform a collective namaz, which are Islamic ritual prayers, while they were in a Ukrainian forest
The squad comes from Chechnya, a Russian republic south of Ukraine, approximately 760 miles away from Kyiv
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine. (Pictured today as he took part in a review of the Chechen Republic's troops and military hardware in Grozny)
Chechen special forces 'hunters' unleashed in Ukraine to detain - or kill - Kyiv officials | Daily Mail Online
"By the way, this never would have happened with us. Had I been in office, not even thinkable. This would never have happened. But here’s a guy that says, you know, “I’m gonna declare a big portion of Ukraine independent,” he used the word “independent,” “and we’re gonna go out and we’re gonna go in and we’re gonna help keep peace.” You gotta say that’s pretty savvy. And you know what the response was from Biden? There was no response. They didn’t have one for that. No, it’s very sad. Very sad."
The freakin Indians deserve the STD they have for getting in bed with those bastards. It isn't like Russia (or I should say Putin since it isn't fair to lump all Russians in with that evil bastard) has been hiding who they are.
Hannah Ellis-Petersen - Guardian
While most global powers have been roundly damning of Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine, India’s response has been somewhat muted – a reflection of the diplomatic dilemma that the country now finds itself in: torn between Russia and the west.
As the Guardian’s south east Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Petersen writes, hours after Putin’s invasion began, the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, was among the first to call the Russian president, calling for a “cessation” of violence, but steering clear of directly condemning his actions. India’s top diplomat at the UN was equally evasive, expressing “regret” at the invasion, and calling for “urgent de-escalation of tensions”.
India currently relies on Russia for around 60%-70% of their arms and military hardware, which are crucial at a time when they are engaged in a frosty stand-off with China along their border. India recently purchased a missile defence system from Russia and relies on it for essential spare parts for defence machinery.
Putin made a visit to India as recently as December 2021, one of the only countries the Russian President has travelled to during the pandemic, a sign of the close ties between the two countries. India also relies on Russia for vital supplies of fertiliser, and the severe sanctions on Russia could severely impact Indian farming and industry.
On Friday, the Russian chargé d’affaires in Delhi, Roman Babushkin, said that they “expect our Indian partners to support Russia” at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) when a resolution opposing the military Russian operation against Ukraine will come up for a vote. India is expected to abstain.
India’s relatively neutral position is likely to anger the US, another ally of the Indian government. In a call to the Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar on Thursday, US secretary of state Antony Blinken urged a “strong collective response”.
But the request was met with derision by a ministry of information spokesperson, Kanchan Gupta, who in a mocking tweet questioned why India should back the US position when they had taken “consistently anti-India positions at the UN...yet you want India’s help”.
The Ukrainian ambassador to India, Igor Polikha, pleaded with Modi to use his influence with Russia to restrain Putin’s actions, calling it a “moment of destiny”.
Talking to India media, Polikha said:
I don’t know how many world leaders Putin may listen to, but the stature of Modi makes me hopeful. We are waiting, asking, pleading for the assistance of India.Updated at 9.54am EST
Chechen special forces 'hunters' are Unleashed in Ukraine to Detain or Kill Kyiv Officials - and are given 'decks of cards' with photographs of their targets
A squad of Chechen special forces 'hunters' has been unleashed in Ukraine to detain or kill a set of specific Ukrainian officials.
- The kill squad was pictured in a Ukrainian forest as they took part in prayer rituals ahead of potential fighting
Each soldier was reportedly given a special 'deck of cards' with Ukrainian officials' photos and descriptions on them, a Moscow Telegram channel with links to the security establishment reported.
It came as Ukraine's president admitted he is 'target number one' for Russian assassins in his capital, while his family is 'the number two goal' for Putin's hitmen.
Each one of the Chechen special forces 'hunters' was reportedly given a 'deck of cards' that specified which Ukrainian officials to target
There is speculation those identified by Moscow as 'Nazis' would also be on the hunted list.
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, 45, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine.
The Chechens are believed to be from the South battalion of the Federal Guard Service, based in Chechnya.
Kadyrov yesterday met with Viktor Zolotov, director of the Federal National Guard Service and Commander-in-Chief of the Russian National Guard Forces, another close Putin ally.
The soldiers seemed to perform a collective namaz, which are Islamic ritual prayers, while they were in a Ukrainian forest
The squad comes from Chechnya, a Russian republic south of Ukraine, approximately 760 miles away from Kyiv
State TV in Chechnya reported that Ramzan Kadyrov, the republic's leader and a close Putin ally, had visited his forces in Ukraine. (Pictured today as he took part in a review of the Chechen Republic's troops and military hardware in Grozny)
Chechen special forces 'hunters' unleashed in Ukraine to detain - or kill - Kyiv officials | Daily Mail Online
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