The territorial conflict between Chechnya and Ingushetia once again proves that Russia is rushing headlong toward disintegration - in order to repeat the fate of its “great and powerful” predecessor. Despite the symptoms, the Lubyanka is still confident that this time they will succeed, although the crackling of the internal border at the seams, and even in such a troubled region as the North Caucasus, can only mean a quick demise of the patient..
Protests in Ingushetia are not “artificially heated Maidan provocation,” as Russian propagandists are trying to stigmatize it.. This is another "bell" at the door of the Lenin mausoleum - as soon as the Kremlin took up the reincarnation and cloning of the USSR, together with the imperialism gene it received the gene of Soviet diseases. The Soviet state, artificially created by force of arms, began to collapse precisely from a territorial dispute - as a result of the outbreak of war between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh.
And when the "scoop" showed its inconsistency in resolving the conflict, he began to crumble before his eyes, like a cinematic vampire, in whose heart a stick was put.
After all, if the Union’s greatest pride, the “brotherhood of the republics,” turned out to be untenable, the entire Soviet system was also unviable..
WHAT FOR?.
The main question asked by those who are following the exacerbation of the situation in Ingushetia: “Why?” In addition to discrediting the protesters, the authorities constantly throw in new legends. One of them is “it’s definitely not because of the oil”. They say that in areas where Chechnya suddenly departed from Ingushetia, oil development has long been abandoned, and those that remained are unsuitable due to the high content of sulfur in oil. And by the same token, the “throwers” ??give food for thought, but why do you even then very carefully “discard” this oil issue?.
After all, if we imagine that the Russian authorities, as always and usually, lie, then everything falls into place.
Consider this option. Putin’s close ally of power, Ramzan Kadyrov, obtains access to the Datykhskoye oil field as a result of dividing territories, while a former alumnus of the Ryazan landing school loyal to the Kremlin, who is also the head of Ingushetia Yunusbek Yevkurov, simply performs the command of the Lubyanka.
Ramzan receives money, Yevkurov receives the next tranche of the Kremlin’s trust (everything is already sitting in the chair of the Prince of Ingushetia, for which there are many who want it). The financial situation of Putin, shaken as a result of international sanctions and isolation of the country, compensates Kadyrov for this very voracious loyalty of the head of Chechnya. Then the puzzle converges.
And the fact that now the Kremlin is so diligently denouncing the Ingush will with the offensive "maydanchik", inventing "the hands of the West" and "corrupt human rights activists", by all means diverting suspicion from the oil lake near Datykh, the development of which was once mothballed, only asserts in this thoughts.
The lake is located on the border of Chechnya and Ingushetia, and for a long time they tried not to raise the issue of its ownership.. Lying such a "emergency reserve" in case of emergency. Perhaps Putin has come just such. And the Kremlin’s loyal fan of the infantryman Putin from Chechnya just decided to give money in kind. As at the time of the collapse of the "scoop" in the factories for the production of utensils for workers handed out wages pans and pots.
Everything was calculated and had to go quietly.. The Ingushetia parliament drafted a bill on new frontiers, and when the topic got out, the Russian media began to overwhelm the air with reports that “Ingushetia was incredibly lucky,” “Yevkurov stayed in the air” and.
However, the main irritating factor of the Ingush unrest is not oil, but the fact that no one in the population bothered to ask their opinions. Therefore, comparisons have come up with the years of Stalin's deportations. Then Vainakhov, too, did not ask anything about anything - they drove them into freight cars at gunpoint and sent them to the “winning link” in the Kazakh steppes, as a result of which the “small nations” became even smaller..
As for oil, this is also a rather controversial question.. It is about the oil field in this area, I know firsthand. During the service in the war in Chechnya, our cars periodically regularly crawled through the mountains on this very "bad oil".
"BINZIN" 2000-2001 year. The Second Chechen War is on. Republic destroyed, no work. It was precisely in the regions, as a result of the division of which between Chechnya and Ingushetia now a conflict arose, that the population had one job - the oil industry..
Driving through the villages for the first time to the next special operation, I saw how “BINZIN” was written on the fences and walls of houses (for some reason, this word was almost always made an error). There were a lot of these inscriptions.. Sometimes before the entrance to the house there were plastic "one and a half", three-liter glass jars with yellowish-green liquid. This "local gasoline" was the only source of income for the local population..
Everything was involved in "gasoline cooking" here, from young to old. As the Chechens and the Ingush themselves said: "You dig a hole of 2 meters, oil begins to go out of the ground". Having dug a hole, they built something like large moonshine and evaporated gasoline from oil. Iron barrels, field kitchen tanks, large pots, tractor trays - everything that could fit under the apparatuses. They even made a certain octane gradation: “the first evaporation” was called 93 “bingzyne”, then it went “76”, and what remained was called “diesel type.
Local cars drove exclusively on this fuel.. There was simply no other. Yes, they complained, "Zhiguli" engines often had to sort out, clean, change valves, yet the quality of artisanal fuel made itself felt, but they drove!.
When our carrier, provided to us by the Tula militia together with its GAZ, stole and sold the official gasoline received in Kizlyar (Dagestan, one of the bases for the federal forces of the Russian Federation), he received the head of the commander and went to "give birth to gasoline" -.
I came satisfied - for a penny I bought several cans of local fuel, which allowed him then to hold out until the due date of receiving normal gasoline from the supply base in Kizlyar. His GAZ, nicknamed "Lord" normally skated put kilometers. The power maybe was not the same as from normal gasoline, but he drove. He consumed more, poddomlival, heavily pulled uphill, but traveled.
Therefore, it’s not entirely correct to say that the oil field, which has now been taken away from Ingushetia to Chechnya, is of no interest.. That is why in the Russian media so zealously fighting with the definition of "oil plot".
It is difficult to make people believe that for no reason, for no reason, suddenly Chechnya and Ingushetia decided to "resolve the old question". Not that, as it were, now the situation in the country and in the world, in order to raise such a plan questions. They can be very painful.. "Territorial virus" caused illness and death of the USSR, which was much more powerful than Putin's Russia.
INGUSH CALL Ingushetia - a tiny republic with a population of about half a million people. This is less than in one administrative district of Moscow.. After the collapse of the Union and the beginning of the separation of Chechnya from Russia, in the 1990s, the Chechen-Ingush Republic of ChIR was proclaimed on the ruins of the Chechen-Ingush ASSR.. Then Chechnya created Ichkeria, and the Kremlin was able to crush Ingushetia by incorporating it into Russia.. It looked strange, since the opinion that the “Vainakh peoples” were already established is Chechens and Ingushs.
When the "Kadyrovskaya Chechnya" began, in the 2000s, Ingushetia became even more tied to Russia, making it no longer a buffer zone for receiving refugees from the war in Chechnya, but a kind of corridor along which the Kremlin infiltrated Chechnya.
With the appointment of the faithful Kremlin Yevkurov to the post of head of Ingushetia in 2008, the republic became just a small but very faithful pawn in the hands of the Russian leadership. 10 years of loyal rule of Yevkurov Ingushetia led to the fact that the Kremlin became completely confident in the absolute control of the territory.
And now, when this legend about “finally it is necessary to put an end to the territorial issue” was invented, none of Putin’s entourage thought that this could cause some kind of commotion. Until now, they endured.
Even an old territorial and rather bloody dispute in the Prigorodny district between Ingushetia and North Ossetia was somehow able to freeze. However, in this case, Chechnya did not work. The Ingush came to the square in their capital and showed that they too should be considered..
Yes, the question will now be quickly resolved: “they will figure out how to do it and will punish just anyone” - this is already common practice. So "solved questions" with truckers' riots, and with "bogs", and with "defenders of right-hand drive cars" in the Far East.
However, the "bell" has already rang. The Kremlin is wishful thinking. A similar conflict at one time ruined the USSR, when party elders too were piously convinced that they controlled the country.
And it’s not for nothing that the former head of Romania, Nicolae Ceausescu, before the execution, said the words: "Damn Nagorno Karabakh".
After all, it was precisely the territorial war between small Armenia and not very large Azerbaijan that detonated and caused a chain reaction in almost all the "fraternal republics" of the very "indestructible". What then went through the war around the world, destroying the Berlin Wall and the Warsaw Pact?.
And if the conflict in Ingushetia is not the beginning of the collapse of the Russian disarray, then at least its bright precursor is exactly.
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