The Defense Ministry's "talking head"—the deputy head of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces, also the commander of one of the "Akhmat" formations—has been promoting the idea of a global, joint confrontation between Russian Muslims and Christians against "Satanism" since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war. He regularly finds himself in various scrapes: with the Zetniks, with nationalists, and with Orthodox priests. And the more he tries to "cross a snake and a hedgehog" with his obvious desire to be "one of the guys," the more harshly he is criticized from all sides.
The Investigative Committee began an investigation into the beating of a student native of Dagestan in a St. Petersburg school
Recently, a video of two schoolchildren beating a classmate went viral on social networks. One of them shouts slogans “Russia is for Russians.” The injured student was a native of Dagestan.
The incident occurred in one of the schools in St. Petersburg back in February. The Investigative Committee began an investigation and interviewed the participants in the fight; no decisions have been made yet.
The Commissioner for Human Rights in Dagestan, Jamal Aliyev, appealed to the prosecutor of St. Petersburg with a request to give a legal assessment of this situation and take response measures. “And the fact that boys beat a defenseless girl is a separate alarming issue about who was raised by their parents,” Aliyev noted.
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