Kadyrov: “An unhappy Hollywood end awaits Nazis in Mariupol” 

The head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, promised the Azov nationalists and foreign mercenaries who settled in Mariupol a Hollywood ending, but not a happy one.

In his Telegram channel, the Chechen leader recalled that the territory of the Azovstal plant is now used by the Banderas as a headquarters. They carried out engineering work there and turned the enterprise into a real fortress with a bunker.

However, Kadyrov is sure that this will not save the Nazi fighters, and in any case, "the end for the SS gangs in Mariupol is planned for all genres of Hollywood."

“Happy ending for evil is not expected. Storm. Ruin. Debris clearing. Smoky sleeve patches with burnt Nazi symbols. And this is the reality that awaits the heirs of Bandera, not cinema. Soon!" - the head of Chechnya said in his scenario.

According to the assessments of the people's militia of the DPR, the militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Ukrainian national battalions who remained on the territory of Mariupol were driven out of urban areas. Under their control is part of the industrial zone and the port.

Chechen leader announces that “hundreds of volunteers go to Chechnya to be sent to Ukraine” 

Many residents of Russia come to Chechnya to participate in a special operation in Ukraine. This was announced by the head of the republic Ramzan Kadyrov.

“Today, our brothers are at all front positions in the framework of a special operation in Ukraine. This is seen and appreciated by all Russians. I am very glad that the example of the Chechens has become indicative for the inhabitants of our vast country - from the Kamchatka Territory to Moscow,” Kadyrov wrote in his Telegram channel.

Hundreds of volunteers from all regions of Russia come to Grozny to join the ranks of volunteers who liberate Donbass from Ukrainian nationalists, the head of the Chechen Republic said.

Some of the Russians, before entering the reserve, converted to Islam. Now they are waiting for their turn to be sent along "with the Chechen brothers to smash the scoundrels and scumbags from among Bandera," Kadyrov concluded.

The first group of volunteers trained in Chechnya went on a special operation

The first group of volunteers from all over Russia, trained at the Russian Special Forces University in Chechnya, went to defend the interests of the state, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said.

Kadyrov posted a video on social networks in which a volunteer from North Ossetia shared how their training is going.

“The goal is one,” he said, “the defence of Russia from fascism. I consider it a man’s duty for everyone.”

Kadyrov, commenting on the video, notes that “Russians, [are] a multi-confessional and multinational power. We are not divided by faith, by nation. And this is our sacred power, our history, our everything,” he highlighted.

The university is gathering a second group of volunteers from the regions of Russia.