On July 29, Andrei Moskvitin, the deputy chief of police for operations in the Ministry of Internal Affairs was detained in the cottage village of Nagaevo near Ufa and transported to his former workplace in Chita. There he received a suspended sentence of 11 years in a maximum-security penal colony.

While all the juice is being squeezed out of Tatarstan, and Tatarstan’s guys with flags in their hands go to Ukraine for recycling, the Kadyrov regime is drowning in luxury. Imagine how the citizens of independent Tatarstan could live if, instead of buying jeeps for Kadyrov’s motorcades, new schools, hospitals, and universities would be built in the republic. How much money could be invested in science and education!

P.S. We hope that no one doubts that kadyrov’s palaces and car parks were purchased not with ramzan’s savings, but with subventions from moscow. And whom does moscow collect tribute to its federal budget from? That’s right.