Yesterday, the world celebrated the Day of Remembrance of the Uyghur nation. It was on November 12, 1933, that the Islamic Republic of East Turkestan was created in Kashgar, and on November 12, 1944, the Republic of East Turkestan was created in Ghulja. Moscow and Beijing tried in every possible way to suppress any aspirations of the Uyghurs for independence, and in the end they managed to destroy these republics.

They are  going to appoint a new deputy head, Elena Tenyaeva from Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, to the Chamber of Control and Accounts of the Republic of Bashkortostan. Gradually promoting the rejection of national republics, Moscow is trying (before the start of the process of their liquidation) to appoint more of its “Varyags” to the republics, since it does not trust any of the locals, no matter what last mankurts they may be.

Let the Bashkorts argue with the Tatars as much as they want, defending their cultural sovereignty and mental identity, but I always have in stock a deadly and impenetrable argument in favor of the Tatars. If we compare our two fools, who, by the will of political chance, found themselves at the pinnacle of power – their Khabirov and our Minnikhanov – then our fool still seems a little less of an idiot! This is confirmed by the situation with the recent hit of a Ukrainian drone at the Salavatov Oil Refinery, located 1,500 km from the front line.