The head of Chechnya found the "seeds of contention between fraternal peoples" at the head of Ingushetia "

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, accused the head of Ingushetia Yunus-Bek Evkurov of inability to conduct an effective struggle against terrorists and in an attempt to "sow seeds of discord between fraternal peoples," Kommersant reports.

Earlier, Evkurov denied his statement about the successful special operation of the Chechen security officials in the Ingush village of Galashki, when three militants were killed, involved in the attack on the family village of Kadyrov. “If the special operation means that the employees of the Law enforcement agencies of Chechnya arrived and took two corpses and one wounded, then we confirm this, this corresponds to reality,” Yevkurov said on Saturday. According to the Ingush authorities, the militants themselves were blown up. They were discovered by the Ingush operatives who left for the scene, and after the establishment of their personalities, they handed over the arrived Chechen security forces.

"To him (Evkurov), as a professional, a personnel officer of special services, it should be known that such a career -planned operation and implemented by several operatives to eliminate terrorists," Kadyrov said. He recalled that earlier he repeatedly told Yevkurov that the militants were hiding in the mountain villages of Ingushetia, and offered to destroy them together. However, instead, according to the head of Chechnya, he "made strange statements about territoriality, the border." In addition to the ineffective struggle with the militants, Kadyrov accused the head of Ingushetia of "sowing seeds of discord between the Chechen and Ingush peoples."

The head of Ingushetia for criticism said that "as the eldest by age would not be involved in a polemic." “I hope Kadyrov will call me and explain what he meant, saying that we are ineffectively fighting the militants ,” Evkurov answered.

A sharp exchange of views of the leaders of the two republics in the embassy is explained by the political competition of Kadyrov and Yevkurov and different management style. “One believes that it is necessary to act hard, the other prefers to work more with public organizations,” explained in the apparatus of the embassy, ​​noting that both republics now have good indicators-both in combating terrorism and on socio-economic development.