In Dagestan, protests against mobilization for death in Ukraine continue. Against the background of unrest, Putin ordered Kadyrov to suppress these uprisings.
Military expert Oleg Zhdanov told Channel 24 about this. He also noted that if Kadyrov tries to suppress the protests in Dagestan, there could be an international war. Zhdanov notes that Dagestan has huge claims against Kadyrov.
"If you remember, a few years ago, Kadyrov moved the borders between Dagestan and Chechnya and thus took oil-producing areas from Dagestanis." - says a military expert.
According to Zhdanov, there were also uprisings then, but the federal troops could suppress them.
"If Kadyrov's fighters decide to "bring order" in Dagestan today, it will result in an inter-ethnic war," the specialist summarizes.
Mass protests broke out in Dagestan, demanding an end to partial mobilization in the Caucasus. In social networks, residents of the republic are calling to rebel against Putin and his murderous laws.
The local residents even decided to create a partisan movement, which will hunt down everyone who helped the mobilization. They warned supporters of the mobilization that their property and health would no longer be safe.
Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko said that in the future, protests would be held in the national republics, that is, they will take place en masse where the most people have been killed. This is the entire Northern Caucasus, Tyva, Buryatia, and Yakutia. And after the third wave of mobilization, it is possible that protest actions may begin in major Russian cities.
