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原文摘要：
Putin loyalist Kadyrov criticises Russian army’s performance over Ukraine
retreat
Ramzan Kadyrov, Kremlin-appointed Chechnya leader, suggests Putin might not
be fully aware of true state of affairs
Ramzan Kadyrov, the Kremlin-appointed leader of Chechnya, has criticised the
Russian army’s leadership after it appeared to be caught off guard by Ukraine
’s fightback against the Russian invasion in the north-east.
In a sign that the Kremlin may face serious fallout over the loss of
territory that the Russian occupation administrations had repeatedly stated
they planned to keep “for ever”, Kadyrov also suggested that Vladimir Putin
might not be aware of the real state of affairs.
“They have made mistakes and I think they will draw the necessary
conclusions,” Kadyrov said in an audio message posted to his Telegram
channel on Sunday.
“If today or tomorrow no changes in strategy are made, I will be forced to
speak with the leadership of the defence ministry and the leadership of the
country to explain the real situation on the ground to them. It’s a very
interesting situation. It’s astounding, I would say,” said Kadyrov, a
former rebel turned Kremlin ally who rules Chechnya – a Russian republic in
the Caucasus – with an iron fist and has a paramilitary force at his command.
Since the invasion in February, the Kremlin has focused on silencing liberal
voices critical of the war, but as things go sour on the battlefield, Putin
faces a headache with what to do with former cheerleaders who want Russia to
commit more forces to the war to turn the tide.
Many units from Chechnya have taken part in Russia’s war effort, and while
Kadyrov is ostensibly hyper-loyal to Moscow, he is one of the few Russian
political figures whose messaging the Kremlin does not fully control.
All eyes will be on how Putin responds to the retreat. He has previously
glossed over claims that he made a terrible miscalculation in February when
he thought the Russian army could overrun Ukraine in a matter of days. In a
recent appearance he said Russia had “lost nothing” during the war, but the
major losses of recent days could be a harder sell to the Russian population.
On Saturday, as the disastrous news from the front trickled through, Putin
was busy opening a huge observation wheel in a Moscow park as part of
celebrations for Moscow Day. Military bloggers sharply criticised him for
going ahead with the celebrations.
心得感想：
车臣的抖音专家不爽了
他觉得普丁不了解实际情况，警告下面再不说实话，他要去向2D告密
反正都是下面将领的错
"周六，当来自前线的灾难性消息传来时，普京正在莫斯科公园参加观景轮活动，作为莫
斯科日庆祝活动的一部分。"
看来莫斯科人颇为悠闲啊，一点都不像战争中，有点期待看到俄罗斯总动员
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