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Kadyrov's Stance on Chechen Participation in Ukraine War

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Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, publicly supports Russia's war against Ukraine but has been unwilling to sacrifice his people for it. Despite claiming to have sent over 70,000 fighters, Chechen casualties are significantly lower than expected. Kadyrov has managed to insulate Chechnya from mass mobilization, recruiting volunteers from other Russian regions for the 'Akhmat' units, and advising Chechen fighters not to take excessive risks. This strategy allows Kadyrov to maintain his image as a leader protecting his people while demonstrating loyalty to Moscow.

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