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The Kadyrovites are the militaries controlled by the Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov, who in turn is completely controlled by the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Politically, the Kremlin is also weakening. Putin himself is rapidly fizzling out, also morally (he was simply pathetic at the last SCO summit in Uzbekistan). In this situation, new, rapidly growing, in fact, private armies (PMCs, the Kadyrovites, regional battalions, etc.) play an increasingly important role.
Those people who control them become the most likely contenders for the redistribution of power in the country and separate regions. If it goes on like this, we will receive military reports not from Donbas, but directly from Mother Moscow.
On January 1, 2025, there will be fighting in the central sector of the Moscow front, detachments of Kadyrov's abreks attack the Kremlin from the south, Prigozhin's army of convicts from the northeast, and Sobyanin's regional volunteer battalions from the southwest.
Continuing the defence of the Kremlin, Zolotov's troops of the National Guard of Russia give an ultimatum to the attackers demanding surrender. At the same time, a message will come from the city of Kazan that the Tatar volunteer regional battalions, formed to participate in the war against Ukraine, but long ago returned home with weapons in their hands, completely liberated the city from the detachments of the former FSB that held it.
Similar processes will occur in Bashkortostan, Dagestan, Yakutia, Tuva, Buryatia and other national republics, as well as in the Khabarovsk Territory and Primorye. I'm exaggerating, of course, but it reflects the trend.
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
Ok, Since Ukraine basically took out 5 regional Pro Russian occupational leaders in the space of 24hr with strikes from Kherson to Luhansk Oblast,
I'm thinking there is a sizable partisan force operating behind enemy lines, mostly doing spotter/targeting and sabotage work i doubt its worth them getting into a firefight they're too valuable,
I also see good solid evidence/information videos that Russian Troops are infighting with Wagner and Kadyrov Tik Tok Chechen's, and now none disciplined/trained prisoners
LOL what a major embarrassment
I'm leaning toward the train escape theory, because why wouldn't you lol
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
Ok, Since Ukraine basically took out 5 regional Pro Russian occupational leaders in the space of 24hr with strikes from Kherson to Luhansk Oblast,
I'm thinking there is a sizable partisan force operating behind enemy lines, mostly doing spotter/targeting and sabotage work i doubt its worth them getting into a firefight they're too valuable,
I also see good solid evidence/information videos that Russian Troops are infighting with Wagner and Kadyrov Tik Tok Chechen's, and now none disciplined/trained prisoners
LOL what a major embarrassment
I'm leaning toward the train escape theory, because why wouldn't you lol
originally posted by: xpert11
a reply to: MidnightWatchea
The Ukrainians maintaining operational security around their resistance groups' activities is worth considering. Also, calling in air strikes or artillery in real time requires the related equipment and training. Considering how the Ukrainian Army is experiencing equipment shortages and how guerilla tactics don't involve sustained firefights, more localised means of achieving their goals are plausible.
But it is also probable the Ukrainians employed signal intel, artillery or air strikes to target Russian warlords.