Chechnya
Zelimkhan Bakaev vanished in 2017 after flying into the republic to attend a wedding.
He’d earlier pleaded: “I am asking Ukrainian intelligence to provide information on exactly what place and what positions were hit, so that I can still find my dear BROTHER.”
“Send me your location, and at any time and in any place, we will meet and talk man to man.”
Victims of a war waged by Russia decades ago have united with Ukrainian troops in a high-stakes deal against Putin.
“I don’t believe in coincidences,” says Ramzan Kadyrov.
The pontiff singled out Chechens and Buryati troops fighting Vladimir Putin’s war in a new interview.
The Russian leader’s top allies are getting more and more brazen–and public–with their complaints about the handling of his war.