Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
In fine company with our very own ruling elite.
[KavkazUzel] The head of Chechnya, quoting Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly in his Telegram channel, censored a fragment where the Russian President mentioned in a positive way the military from among the followers of Judaism.
In his message to the Federal Assembly, Vladimir Putin listed several religions that are part of the Russian people. The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, quoting Putin’s words, censored them, removing the mention of Jews among the soldiers who “fight for one, common Motherland,
| …about what we’d expect from the gentleman… |
today drew attention to the project “Freedom (is) just around the corner” in his Telegram channel.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking today with a message to the Federal Assembly, mentioned in a positive light the role of representatives of different religions in Russian society. “Our soldiers and officers - Christians and Muslims, Buddhists and followers of Judaism, representatives of different ethnic groups, cultures, regions - in fact, have proven better than a thousand words that the centuries-old cohesion and unity of the people of Russia is a colossal, all-conquering force. All together, shoulder to shoulder “They fight side by side for one common Motherland,” Putin said in his speech, a transcript of which was published on the Kremlin website.
Ramzan Kadyrov cited this quote with a denomination, namely by removing the mention of followers of Judaism. “Our soldiers and officers - Christians and Muslims, Buddhists [...] - have proven that the centuries-old cohesion and unity of Russia is a colossal, all-conquering force,” Putin’s words are quoted as such in the Telegram channel of the head of Chechnya.
In Kadyrov’s Telegram channel, which has more than 2 million subscribers, the word “Jews” has been mentioned only once since May 2017, judging by the search, on November 10, 2023, when Kadyrov asks Allah to call for a speedy reckoning “Zionist Jews who kill peaceful Muslims of Palestine,” analyzed the “Caucasian Knot.”
At the same time, Kadyrov, since the aggravation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, regularly publishes posts about the situation in the Gaza Strip, speaking out in support of the residents of Palestine, and speaks of the need to call “Zionist criminals” and “oppressors of Muslims” to account.
Muslims in the North Caucasus reacted sharply to the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that began in October 2023. You can read about who and how in the North Caucasian Federal District expressed support for Palestine in the “Caucasian Knot” document “ Actions in support of Palestine in the North Caucasus.”
The fighting between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement began on October 7, 2023, with the firing of hundreds of rockets into Israeli territory, including civilian targets and civilians. The Israel Defense Forces responded by launching a military operation against Hamas, after which Israel announced a blockade of the Gaza Strip: supplies of water, food, electricity, medicine, and fuel were suspended. Since October 7, 2023, 26,637 people have been killed and another 65,387 injured in the Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera reported on January 29, citing the Palestinian Ministry of Health. The Israeli Social Security Agency published 1,139 deaths, including 695 civilians, including 36 children, France 24 reported on December 15, 2023. Israel says 132 people remain missing after being taken into the Gaza Strip during Hamas attacks on October 7. Of these, 25 are considered dead. Hamas previously released 105 hostages, the BBC reported on January 9, publishing a list of people who remain hostage. The "Caucasian Knot" cannot verify the accuracy of data on the number of victims and hostages.
The Islamic movement Hamas is recognized as terrorist, in particular, in the United States and the European Union. In Russia, the movement has not been declared terrorist, since none of its representatives have been convicted in Russia, the Prosecutor General’s Office said in response to a request from a deputy from St. Petersburg.
|
