Chechen leader Kadyrov has announced the dispatch of troops into Ukraine, and the news has also exposed the swearing-in of Chechen armed forces. The Russian army has formed a situation of "three missing one in kiev", but Putin still hopes that the Ukrainian army can lay down its weapons, so it has been very restrained, quite "fighting rats in the porcelain shop". But now the ace Chechen armed forces have been dispatched, which seems to be aimed at eliminating Ukraine's will to resist as soon as possible and reducing casualties, and Kadyrov has also stated that Russian special forces are not going to Ukraine to kill people.
Chechen leader Kadyrov claimed that Russian special forces went to Ukraine to end the atrocities committed by extremists against ordinary people, and that not a single Russian soldier went to kill people. At present, although Russia has an advantageous situation, the follow-up troubles are relatively large. The conventional approach to solving the Ukrainian problem, Putin acknowledged that the independence of Doneesk and Luhansk was an absolute trick, holding high the sign of national self-determination invented and tried and tested by Westerners. But Putin is clearly not here, but is using an army of 200,000 to suppress the border.
However, at present, the Ukrainian army is still organizing resistance, and the Ukrainian authorities have mobilized nearly 40,000 various militias, which on the one hand shows that the organizational strength of the Ukrainian authorities is still there. In order to achieve this goal, the Russian army should also capture Kiev at any cost, while cutting off the presidential government's westward withdrawal or NATO's eastern aid, and then catching turtles in the urn, which is the purpose of Russia's Chechen armed forces. Chechnya's announcement of joining was a good thing for Russia, increasing the strength of street fighting, boosting the morale of the Russian army, and creating pressure on Ukraine to submit.
The Kiev government has already issued weapons to civilians, ukraine's all-out style of fighting will pose a huge threat to Russia, there are enemies everywhere, even if only one gun is hidden in the shadows, it can contain the brigade, and if it is reckless to injure civilians, it will leave a handle on the West, causing further sanctions, and even triggering a larger wave of anti-war within the country. And the war has been protracted for a long time, the risk of NATO intervention will gradually increase, although they do not dare to pick up the russian front, but secretly send soldiers in disguise to stir up trouble. At that time, there will be enemy resistance in front of the Russian army, and there will be international humanitarian accusations behind it, and the pressure can be imagined.
The Chechen armed forces are a good hand at fighting in the streets, and the Battle of Gronitz has left a deep impression on the world, although it was later taught by the Russian army to be a man, but in the face of this group of unmotivated troops in Ukraine, it was not handy. Russia's economic weakness, suffering from Western sanctions, and protracted war will bring huge pressure to the logistics supply in the rear and even the national economy and people's livelihood. Therefore, Russia's dispatch of Chechen troops is also aimed at creating pressure on Ukraine to submit.
Now putin's goal should be to force peace, so that the Ukrainian government agrees to Russia's conditions, so it has been very restrained, and has not used drones and heavy weapons on a large scale, nor has it attacked civilian construction facilities. Putin has been playing cards at his own pace, and although the Chechen army is small in number, its combat effectiveness is very strong and it is particularly good at street fighting. Ukraine is no longer able to deal with the Russian army alone, and the assistance of chechen armed forces is even worse, and the situation is dangerous. If we do not hope for the timely rescue of Western countries and NATO, Ukraine will not be able to support it for long.