Operation "Freedom, or Death": Chechens passed the positions of the Russians and switched to the side of Ukraine

The Chechens also gave the Ukrainian side valuable intelligence. The operation was told in the TSN story, noting that such operations have already taken place. Two contractors met with a journalist in Kramatorsk. One of them, 38-year-old Sifullah said he hated the Russians. According to him, this hatred continues for centuries and as long as Russia has existed - evil is invincible.

He conveyed information about hostile positions, the number of stormtroopers, the time and routes of the offensive of the Russians. The shooter of the assault platoon of the 242nd Guards Company says that he has long decided to move to the side of Ukraine. "I had a plan to sign a contract and go to the side of Ukraine on the first occasion. In order to fight against Russians who kill and kill my brothers," Sefullah said.

A representative of military intelligence on the pseudo "Freeman", with whom Sifullah contacted, said that the Chechenets confirmed his reliability and seriousness of his intentions. Another participant in the operation was the 45-year-old Abdula, also a native of Chechnya. "This is not our war, the Russians began this war," he said, and said that he had been in the Russian army when he was kept in the basement of a police station until he signed a contract.

"I lured the district, said you will be photographed and go home. The registration was over, and I was immediately grabbed in the basement. After four days, they were raised to the second floor and put up a contract," the man said that he was held on water and bread, tortured and sent to the occupied Luhansk. He contacted the battalion of Sheikh Mansour's brothers and went to the Armed Forces through a replaced field thanks to a drone that pointed out the way.

Chalid from the Sheikh Mansour Battalion, who has been fighting on the side of Ukraine for 10 years, said that the residents of the Caucasus have been contacted through the Chatbot, who are disagreeing with Vladimir Putin's regime. And there are many such people. Seafullah, who moved to the side of Ukraine precisely this Chatbota, says that the hardest thing was not to get a bullet from the Russians. "I went ahead, all behind the left.

There are many corpses of Russian soldiers, but there are very few Russian corpses: Caucasians, Abkhazians, Armenians . . . that they forgot in Ukraine, I do not know. Stay at home," the man said. Sifullah and Abdulu were carefully checked to see that men were not hostile to agents.

The SBU says that the purpose of such operations is to show all nationalities that are involved in the military formations of the Russian Federation, that they have the opportunity to seek help and will help them to move safely into the territory controlled by Ukraine. Sifullah and Abdula decided to fight on the side of Ukraine after inspections.