Three Kadyrovites Were Secretly Buried In Chechnya

Perhaps they were killed for desertion by their own.

Russia has buried three occupiers who participated in the so-called "SWO" on the territory of the Kursk region. However, they did not die at the front.

According to the "VChK-OGPU" project, the three fighters were buried last weekend in Gudermes. Pro-Kremlin media reported that they died recently in the Kursk region. The most famous of them was a fighter nicknamed "Soroka" (Ayub), a cousin of Zamid Chalaev, a Hero of Russia and commander of the Kadyrov special police regiment.

"It is not the losses themselves that are surprising, but the circumstances of the deaths of servicemen from Chechnya. Relatives claim that they were beaten to death. And only their own could have done it," the publication writes.

According to relatives, three servicemen left the unit after the conflict and disappeared in the Kursk region. They were later found and, presumably, "punished" by fellow soldiers.

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