Earlier, when introducing the Chechen troops, it was mentioned that there was mutual distrust between the Russian army and the Chechen troops, that there was no fighting in peacetime, and that they were even more uncooperative with each other in wartime, and even wary of each other. In fact, readers who know a little about the Russian military will understand whether what the author said is true or false.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine claimed that on April 28, local time, near the front line of Kherson Oblast, which was being counter-attacked by the Ukrainian army, there was an incident of Russian infighting, and a Russian army unit withdrawing from the front line was intercepted by chechen troops acting as overseers, and this Russian army unit composed of Buryats carried a large number of "booty", most of which were digital products, and chechen troops wanted to "confiscate" these "booty", and ridiculed these "barbarians" from Siberia for taking these digital products and not using them;
The Buryats, who were not in a good position within the Russian army, had just come down from the front line, were full of anger, and were so insulted by the Chechen troops, and then they laughed back at the Chechens who did not dare to go to the front line, and would only hide in the rear to shoot videos and live broadcasts as Internet celebrities. The more the two sides talked, the more stalemate ensued, and a gun battle broke out, with hundreds of participants, until the special forces of the Russian Federation's Right to Security (FSB) arrived to subdue the two groups, disarm and confiscate the "booty". Both Buryats and Chechens suffered casualties, but the specifics are unclear.
Regarding the performance of the Chechen forces in Ukraine, there is no need to repeat that this warlord force loyal to Ramzan Kadyrov cannot even help the Kremlin, it is good to be able to fill the head, it is difficult to expect it to go to the front, more often it still plays the role of the overseer team, driving the Donbas militia to fight on the front line, which is also the main reason why the Donbas militia casualties are particularly large. The Donbass militia was not rigorously trained, and the casualties were so great that the "Donetsk Republic" issued a compulsory conscription order, and even men who could not serve as soldiers for health reasons were taken to the front.
As for the Buryats, which are the Mongolian ethnic minority in the Far East, many readers are surprised by the Asian faces of the officers and men of the Russian 64th Motor Rifle Brigade, who have a major suspicion of the Bucha massacre, in fact, the 64th Motorized Infantry Brigade is mainly composed of Buryats, and the station is opposite the Heilongjiang River. In the Far East, except for a few cities such as Vladivostok, in fact, most areas, especially in the countryside, are very poor, not at all as rich as shown in a certain sound, and for local ethnic minorities who have little culture and no way out, being a soldier is one of the few ways out.
For Russian urban youth, basically will not be soldiers, this is not to say that the treatment of Russian officers and soldiers is low, in fact, in order to ensure the internal stability of the army, the Russian army would rather reduce the cost of new equipment research and development procurement and training, but also try to ensure the treatment of soldiers, the reason why Russian urban youth are not willing to be soldiers, mainly lies in the actual status of soldiers in Russia and a series of rough traditions within the army, especially the abuse of new recruits by veterans, etc. Can easily evade military service.
Russia's conscripts can also fool and even intimidate conscripts from remote areas and rural areas, which is also the main reason why more than half of the dead list revealed by the Russian army are ethnic minority soldiers, and no one wants to be a soldier.
Now, the fierce battle has caused the Russian army to lose a lot of valuable assault infantry, and how to make up for the loss of troops has become one of the biggest problems of the Russian army. The Russian Ministry of Defense has introduced a series of policies to attract retired veterans to re-enlist, after all, untrained recruits are rushed to the battlefield, can only be used as cannon fodder, the focus of work is remote areas and rural areas, especially ethnic minority areas, in addition to better welfare and higher salary than volunteers, including some promises that can not be put on the table, look at the "booty" captured by Russian soldiers in Ukraine to understand what these promises are.