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Greetings, Comrades, and welcome to the eastern border. Everyone else is currently up and talking about how, well, how the Ukrainians are making successful

attacks again in the front lines with their missiles and drones, and there's aftermath of the

Sevastopol strike, which now has forced Russia to move a bunch of their ships outside of Crimea,

but it's still pretty static. The sort of weekend line is sort of beat through, sort of not. Wars messy and a slow affair.

But one thing that has happened recently is that we have seen yet more things from Ramzan Qadiro.

And I think, by the way, I'll start first by stating that the thing that we're going to discuss today,

which I want to mention and talk about in detail,

because again, if you've been listening to this show for a while,

you know that I believe that Russia is getting criminalized more and more

and that it's going to split apart,

and that they're just trying to, you know, they're just trying to show to the rest of the world

that there is no rule of law and that everything's basically, basically devolved into a failed state situation.

And Thompson-Dudev right now is posting controversial things because he, A, just maybe want to throw the whole attention away from him being ill.

And B, well, if his PR agency knows that this is going to come out anyways, might as well deal with the whole matter.

This has been the biggest story of the past two days. You see, the head of Chechnya,

Ramzan Kadirov, our best, best, best, best ask how body, like no one like him, posted a short

video of his 15-year-old son, Adam, beating Nikita Zhuravlov, a 19-year-old resident of Volgograd

who was arrested for burning the Quran while, you know, he was getting beaten up by this 15-year-old resident of Volgograd, who was arrested for burning the Quran,

while, you know, he was getting beaten up by this 15-year-old kid,

while he was being held in punishment, Selim Grosny.

The Chechen leader said that he's undoubtedly proud of his son.

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