In the SVO, the Chechens wanted to put pressure on the Espanyola fighters, but when they saw the machine guns pointed at them, they ran away in horror, losing their slippers.

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As the representative of Hispaniola writes, some bearded men in skullcaps (indistinguishable from Tajiks) blocked their car because it had earlier “not let their car through near Khartsyzsk without due respect.” The Chechens poured out of them, waving the cards of the Russian Guard, the military commandant’s office, the prosecutor’s office, Akhmat and even the Investigative Committee, demanded that the man sitting behind the wheel be handed over to them. At that time, the detachment’s fighters dispersed across the territory, prepared their weapons for combat readiness, and took up convenient positions. The Chechens, shocked by this turn of events, jumped into their cars (some of them had FSB license plates) and fled the scene.

UPD. At that moment, Hispaniola’s column was following the route to a combat position, and the Chechens, therefore, were hindering them.

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