'Cleansing': Over the past 10 days by order of Kadyrov 30 apostates killed

Sources in the Province of Nokhchicho (AKA Ichkeria) of the Caucasus Emirate reported that over the past 10 days by order of the puppet ringleader Kadyrov more than 30 apostates have been killed, whom Kadyrov suspected of disloyalty.

Thus, at least 12 Kadyrovites were captured and killed in Argun city. According to other data more more than 20 apostates have been killed in Argun.

Several other people were shot dead in Khosi-Yurt and other villages.

As previously reported, a commander of Kadyrovites nicknamed "Ebbi" was captured and killed in Argun city. Later information was received saying that the brother of "Ebbi", who tried to flee from Chechnya, has also been killed. He was caught in one of the Provinces of the Caucasus Emirate.

An apostate nicknamed "Mamaka" has also been killed. There is information that 2 of his brothers - Akhmed and Ruslan - have been captured, whose fate is unknown.

Kadyrov's commander Sultan Buluyed and his brother were also killed. Another commander of apostates Khavazhi from Argun and 2 of his brothers - Bislan and Ramzan - also have been killed.

Sources say that some of the killed apostates were shown as "eliminated militants".  Thus, in particular, under Serzhen-Yurt at least 2 of 4 killed "militants" had previously been kidnapped and executed by the Kadyrovites.

Killed a few days ago near Makhkety Ramzan Dzhavathanov (alias "Ramzik"), a member of "Yug (South)" gang was also declared a militant.

The precise reasons, due to which Kadyrov has arranged a bloody shooting in his ranks, are not yet known. According to some reports, the ringleader of apostates has become extremely suspicious and nervous, fearing assassination and betrayal.

Any act of disloyalty or hearing about the disloyalty of this or that apostate plunges Kadyrov into strongest stress. Inducing terror on his own men, Kadyrov, thus trying to prevent any attempt of betrayal.

Thus, "cleansing" of his ranks Kadyrov is accompanied by propaganda campaign "victories over the militants", which is intended to show Moscow "a result" in a threshold of appointment of a new main "watchdog" of Kremlin in the Caucasus.