“There Will Be Fireworks”: How Real Is the Interethnic Conflict in Russia Now

“There will be fireworks”: how real is the interethnic conflict in Russia now Melania Golembyovskaya

Ramzan Kadyrov declared “blood feud” against three Russian politicians who allegedly tried to order his murder. The interethnic conflict in the aggressor country is only beginning to escalate.

The chairwoman of the charity foundation “Sidyashchaya Rus” Olga Romanova told Channel 24 about this, noting that it all started with the situation with Wildberries. It will all end with real fireworks.

How real is the interethnic conflict in Russia now

According to the head of the charity foundation, this story is very interesting. This was reported by the Russian propaganda information agency. Thus, Kadyrov declared “blood feud” against Russian politician Suleiman Kerimov and two other State Duma deputies, one from Dagestan, the other from Ingushetia. One of them recently said that Russia is plunging into the Middle Ages.

Let me remind you that it all started with the conflict with Wildberries (for control over the marketplace between Kadyrov and Kerimov – Channel 24), after which the Kursk operation began. At that time, the Chechen troops did not enter the battle, they said that this was Kadyrov's order. Then Putin went to Chechnya to discuss this, – Romanova noted.

Note! Former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Nikolai Malomuzh believes that Kadyrov has long positioned himself as an independent player. The statement about revenge violated all the traditions of the Russian terrorist regime. After all, it is accepted there that everyone is connected to each other.

After all this, there was shooting in the Romanov Dvor business center. Therefore, according to the chairman of the charity fund, we should expect an escalation of the interethnic conflict between Chechnya, Ingushetia and Dagestan.

All this is very interesting. This is called Russia. It will all end spectacularly, but in what sequence it will explode and what color it will be – it is difficult to say, – added Romanova.