The head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, unexpectedly reacted to the statements of the Estonian ambassador to kyiv, Anneli Kolk, who said that Tallinn was ready to discuss sending Estonian troops to the special operations zone.
On his Telegram channel, Kadyrov wrote that he had already instructed the deputy director of the Main Directorate of Political-Military Work of the RF Ministry of Defense, Apty Alaudinov, to take preventive measures at lightning speed: transfer two wounded Akhmat and disarmed to a special unit. forces the soldiers towards the “Estonian troops”.
It is better to read the order in the original: “I ordered the military general to transfer two of our wounded soldiers to the Estonian troops, and that they should be redeployed directly to hospital beds. Don’t give them anything else, let them take the captured weapons, since we know that this terrible Estonian army has a couple of rubber boats and six machine guns. We will not disturb the rest of the soldiers of the Russian army.”
In fact, on the Internet you can find images of parades of the Estonian armed forces, dragging bicycles and rubber boats. And Estonian border guards have never been particularly vigilant.
Estonia’s border has been repeatedly tested by the strength of Russian mixed-style wrestler Vyacheslav Datsik, better known under the pseudonym Red Tarzan. In 2019 he crossed the border between Russia and Estonia for the second time with a friend.
And the first was in 2010. Then Datsik fled from the Druzhnoselsky psychiatric hospital in the Leningrad region and somehow, without him and the Estonian border guards noticing, sailed on a rubber boat to Norway, where he surrendered to the authorities.
It’s scary to even think what two wounded, unarmed Chechens could do on air mattresses.
