INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, who is believed to enjoy free rein in leading his southern Russian region in exchange for loyalty to the
Instead, it is widely reported to be seeking to rush men to the front by reducing training requirements, offering large sign-up bonuses and
could be particularly vulnerable to mutinies or could spark political instability when they return home from the fighting.Asked if
region-specific military units would be problematic after Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine ends, Kommersant quoted an
unnamed federal official as saying:"It's the principle of lesser evil
The fight will continue for a long time and in different directions."
