How powerful is the Chechen army?

1944, Stalin sent nearly 400,000 Chechens to Central Asia and Siberia on the grounds that some Chechens took refuge in Germany, which is one of the reasons why Chechens hate Russians very much. Until 1957, with the approval of Khrushchev, Chechens living in Central Asia and Siberia began to return home one after another.

Although Chechens finally returned to their hometown smoothly, Chechens are a nation with clear grievances, or they are "bitter". /kloc-at the end of 0/8 century, the influence of tsarist Russia extended to the Caucasus. At first, the Russians gave the Chechens a high degree of autonomy, but later, in order to completely conquer the Caucasus, the Russians launched a series of wars against the Chechens, which met with stubborn resistance from the Chechens and laid the groundwork for the conflict between the Chechens and the Russians for more than 200 years.

/kloc-Chechen fighters in the 0 th and 9 th centuries.

This is also one of the reasons why some Chechens chose to take refuge in the Germans after the outbreak of World War II. The Germans hoped to get rid of the Russians with the help of the Germans. 1994, a war broke out between Chechens and Russians led by dudayev, but the result of the first Chechen war surprised many people. The Chechens with a population of only over one million actually defeated the Russians, and the war ended in a fiasco of the Russians.

The Caucasus mountainous area is surrounded by mountains, and there has always been a lack of warriors. Chechens are the best among these martial peoples. Chechens living in Afghanistan have many similarities with Pashtuns. Both ethnic groups live in harsh environment, and both advocate force very much, but there are some differences. Chechens seem to be physically stronger than Pashtuns, which is one of the reasons why they can produce many famous athletes.

Dudayev

From gymnasiums and boxing gymnasiums everywhere on the streets of Grozny, we can see that Chechens are a people who advocate force very much. Chechens have a very high male status. Because of years of war, Chechens worship brave and strong men very much. Of course, they also respect older men, which is similar to the Pashtuns in Afghanistan. Pashtuns have great respect for the male elders in the tribe.

The love of fighting and fitness has also given birth to many excellent fighters in Chechnya. Chechen boxers can often be seen in unrestricted mixed fighting, boxing and wrestling. Chechens with a population of only 1 million have given birth to at least five fighters who have participated in UFC. In the "Kitty Hawk" competition between Habib and Conor McGregor, the boxer who jumped into the cage to beat Connor after the game was also Chechen.

Many people like to say that Russians are "fighting nations", but Chechens living in the Caucasus are a nation that advocates force more than Russians. There are often stories of Russian belligerence on the Internet, but on the streets of Russia, many ordinary people will not easily provoke passers-by who look like Chechnya and Central Asia.

It is said that Chechen soldiers serving in the Soviet Union often bullied other Russian soldiers during the Soviet period. Many Russian and other soldiers were forced to wipe their boots for Chechen soldiers with tea and water, and even some non-Chechen soldiers said, "I would rather fall into enemy hands than become comrades with those Chechens." Chechen Special Forces is a special force of Russian Alpha, which has been stationed in Chechnya for a long time. Its members are all the most experienced elites of Alpha.

Chechnya is a part of Russia, and Russia is a part of Russia. So Chechens are also Russians.