Future instructors hone their skills in the nighttime forest
The fighters' training camp took place in mountainous, forested terrain. Their task was to overcome hard-to-reach areas and make it to the designated target. They tested both the endurance and individual skills of each fighter, as well as the team's overall spirit. All 15 personnel completed the assigned tasks. Neither the difficult route, nor pressure changes, nor bad weather interfered with the exercises. Good results are an achievement both for the fighters themselves and for the entire republic, Ramzan Kadyrov notes. At the same time, the fighters quickly found their bearings in any terrain and demonstrated excellent GPS skills. Martynov gave the future instructor group high marks for their performance. Ramzan Kadyrov noted that if there had been instructors like these in the difficult times for our republic, losses in the fight against terrorism would have been much lower. Now these men are ready to carry out any task set before them. These fighters have already proven themselves in practical training; today it was time to take the theoretical exam as well. It was administered by Ramzan Kadyrov together with Daniil Martynov. The conditions were as follows: if even one fighter gave a wrong answer, the entire team would have to run a cross-country route from Gudermes to Tsentoroi (villages in Chechnya). The principle of "one for all and all for one" is the main one in the instructors' team. They need to learn to act together, notes Daniil Martynov, assistant to the head of the republic. It should be noted that the training has been underway since August 1, and upon completion, all of these personnel will become instructors. Akhmed Dzhabrailov http://groztrk.net/video.php?id=4186 I watch this report. Then I look up the powers of the head of a federal subject (regional leader in Russia). Who are these strange bearded "instructors"? What language are they officially supposed to use for communication? Why is the head of an executive authority walking through the forest with an assault rifle? Why doesn't he instead look into where half of the gas supplied to the republic disappears. We ourselves, at our own expense, are paying for the creation and training of illegal armed groups. We'll be kicking ourselves later when these "instructors" start shooting at our soldiers again. In this sense, the moment in the report at 0:54 looks especially telling, where "Police General" Kadyrov is lying in a tent and dreamily says: yeah, we didn't have conditions like this... if only we'd had something like this back then...
Yes, they probably would have really gone to town.