Russia and the CIS (bbabo.net) - The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, suggested that the head of state, Vladimir Putin, start a large-scale operation in all directions in Ukraine.

In his Telegram channel, the Chechen leader announced the need for a “concrete decision” and the launch of a large-scale operation “in all directions and on the territory of Ukraine.”

Kadyrov called the current tactics of the Russian military in Ukraine "too slow."

"It takes a long time and, in my opinion, is not effective," the head of the Chechen Republic wrote, noting that he himself had repeatedly developed tactics against terrorists.

In addition, Kadyrov advocated the liberation of Ukrainian cities from various kinds of Nazis.

"Full coordination of the actions of the military, a competent alignment of forces and a decisive assault. That's it! Nothing more is needed," the head of the Chechen Republic emphasized.

He added that every human life is priceless, and Russia is not interested in losses. At the same time, Kyiv's two-time refusal to negotiate confirms the need to change the tactics of the battle, which "will be more convincing for them."

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