After Russia announced the partial mobilization of 300,000 reserve recruits, Kadyrov declared that Chechnya had completed 254 percent of its conscription and would not be mobilized for recruitment.On Oct. 5, he was promoted to general by Putin, and a few days later he changed his mind, reneging on his word and announcing that Chechnya's armed forces were to be expanded to 70,000 people, the equivalent of doubling the size of his private army, a move that was quite shocking.
Kadyrov sent tens of thousands of Chechen troops under his command to fight in Ukraine, but in the more than seven-month-long Russo-Ukrainian war, the Chechen troops were usually deployed 20 kilometers out behind the Russians, far from the front line, rarely taking part in larger battles, and the main accusation was that they were supervisors of the war - shooting unmercifully many of the Russian civilian soldiers who fled from the battlefield. the battlefield - shooting mercilessly many Russian military documentaries fleeing from the battlefield - and filming battle scenes, creating an atmosphere of invincibility for the Chechen forces, so much so that the Russian public developed confidence in Russia's certainty of victory after Kadyrov made several announcements of Chechen troop reinforcements to Ukraine.
After Kadyrov announced that Chechen forces would expand to 70,000 men, his political opponents, the Chechen Dudayev battalion, which fights against the Russian army and its coalition in Ukraine (these men pride themselves on being authentic Chechens), ambushed the Chechen forces in Kherson's Aleksandrivka, resulting in heavy casualties and deaths!
Many people, including Russians, believe that Kadyrov will not sincerely work for Russia, and that he is recruiting while he can, don't you think?