🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin:
Dünyada ve diğer ülkelerde yaşananlara bakınca, Rusya'nın yavaş yavaş ortadan kaybolacağını düşünenlere söyleyeceğim tek bir şey var:
Biz sadece sizin cenazenizde üşütmemeyi düşünüyoruz.
People in Russia are becoming increasingly united because they clearly see who their enemy is - just as they did in WWII.
According to Putin, People’s Front alone united 20 million Russian citizens who donated almost 1 billion USD to the military operation in Ukraine.
“That’s why victory will be ours.”
We are always looking for reasons. And we always return to the roots, in order to understand the root cause. I arrived in the Kursk region late at night - it was freezing, and you couldn't see anything beyond a few meters without a flashlight, and of course, the stars.
The stars here shine especially brightly - like in Baikonur.
I had already met with the general, but I still can't shake the feeling of a movie scene - Apt always appears to me on the screen: a smile, a light beard, and behind him, there are always two flags - the flag of Russia and the flag of the Chechen Republic. And so, we meet again in a familiar setting.
"Let's put it this way. Russia absolutely had no claims against Ukraine, and it had no intention of attacking it. We all see this chronological lie that is being imposed on our state in order to achieve this ultimate goal."
He continues.
"I am very surprised by the international community, which for eight years watched as children were killed in the Donbas, as they perished: children, the elderly, women, and not a single person from among them said a word. No one said a word when a terrorist act was committed, when Dasha Dugina was killed, everyone remained silent. It turns out that when our gas pipelines were blown up, everyone remained silent, and then they started playing cat and mouse. When the Crimean Bridge was blown up, everyone remained silent. And today, they say, oh, what a tragedy, they didn't even have time to release stamps, they didn't have time to put up their posters in the center of Kyiv to take pictures in front of the burning Ukraine."
It must be understood that no action in this world goes unpunished. And, of course, I believe that the decision that was made today, which was quite natural, could not have been avoided, and it really had a sobering effect on them. Therefore, in this chain of events, in the defense of our Fatherland, the defense of the Russian world, the defense of the interests of our state, the "Ahmad" special forces unit plays a primary, not secondary, role, along with other combat units of our state, because we have no right to stand aside when our state, led by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, needs to be defended, and when true patriots of this state must be on the front lines.
Therefore, we will do everything we are called to do. We will definitely win, and there should be no doubt about it.
Although I have said a lot, I believe I have already said the essence of what I wanted to say in this context.
We say goodbye. The general adjusts his beret and goes down to the car.
From the book by Igor Molotov "Ahmad is Power" about the path of Apt Alaudinov.
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🇷🇺 I believe in God. I serve in the "Ahmad" special forces unit. My call sign is "Almaz."
This happened near Belogorovka. We were advancing as an assault group – four people. After spending the night in the forest under artillery fire, we started moving towards the second position in the morning, but we didn't reach it.
There were our allies on a hill; we were supposed to take seven people with us and continue moving, but a hellish barrage began. The commander decided to wait in the trenches and then move on.
The shelling started around 11:30 and lasted until 17:00. The entire time, we were lying in the trench up to our waists – on our knees, holding our helmets with our hands.
To be honest, after the second hour, my thoughts were focused on one thing: I could be going to meet God, and I was thinking about what I would say to him and what he would say to me.
My comrade unexpectedly and insistently asked me to move away from him. I started retreating. A few minutes later, a reconnaissance drone hovered above us, and soon there was an explosion – a shell landed right above my comrade's head. I felt a sharp pain: a fragment hit me in the shoulder area. I started calling out to my comrade, but he didn't respond. When I raised my head, I saw that he was smoking.
I started shouting to the commander that I was "300" (wounded) and my comrade was "200" (lightly wounded). It turned out that he was not killed, but was extremely seriously wounded.
We pulled him out of the trench. An important point: half an hour before that, as if by God's will, he insisted that I move away. If I had been standing next to him at that moment, I probably wouldn't have survived.
God saved me – I am still needed here. After being wounded, I was evacuated to a hospital: first to Lisichansk, then to Alchevsk, and then to Rostov.
I would like to express special gratitude to Dr. Zule from the "Ahmad" special forces unit – a sensitive and skilled doctor who can calm you down, support you, and get you back on your feet. I am infinitely grateful to this person.
Now I am back in service. Victory will be ours, because God is with us – I am now sure of that.