Kadyrov: Umarova kill to the Olympics

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, promised that the leader of the Caucasus Imrat, Dok Umarov, would be killed before the Sochi Olympiad. “He is Shaitan, we are his before the Olympics, I think I am sure that we will destroy him,” RIA Novosti reports Kadyrov. So the head of the region responded to Umarov’s widespread on Wednesday to disrupt games in Sochi.

“I watched the record (the appeals of Umarov. - Ed.), In his appearance, it is clear that he was hidden and lay down somewhere,” Kadyrov Interfax Comments quoted. “There is a rat -opian, so what else to expect from him.”

Russia is ready to hold competitions of the highest level, the head of Chechnya added. “Our enemies do not like this, I always call them Western, European, use such an instrument as Dok Umarov,” he remarked. According to Kadyrov, "one of him (Umarova. - Ed.) Western colleagues told him to make such a statement so that he will subsequently play his games."

Earlier, the head of Chechnya had already admitted that he would be upset if Umarov dies his death, and declared his dream that the leader of the Caucasus is killed.

On Wednesday, the National Anti -Terrorism Committee said in connection with Umarov’s appeal that "the forces and means of competent state structures are aimed at timely identification and suppression of various threats, including a terrorist nature." "Particular attention is paid to the preparation and conduct of large sports events of an international scale," the report said.

On the night of July 3, the Caucasus Center published a video message from the head of the Imrat of the Caucasus about the ongoing murders of civilians in the region. The leader of the Islamists called on the armed underground to prevent the Olympics in Sochi. "I urge each Mujahideen, wherever he is - in Tatarstan, Bashkortostan or in the territory of the Caucasus - to make maximum efforts on the path of Allah in order to disrupt these satanic dances on the bones of our ancestors," Umarov said.

The leader of the Islamists also recalled that the Imrat Caucasus banned terrorist acts in Russia. However, he remarked, "Kafirs today do not understand kindness - they consider kindness for weakness."

In this regard, Umarov announced the removal of a moratorium on terrorist attacks in Russia. “For every barbaric act there should be an adequate answer on our part,” he remarked. “Today we must prove to the inhabitants in the Kremlin - not to the people, but to the wicked in the Kremlin - that our kindness is not our weakness.”

Sochi was built on lands that previously belonged to the Circassian peoples - Adygs, Abazins, Ubykhs, etc. During the Caucasian War of 1817-1864, a significant part of the local population died. At the end of the war, hundreds of thousands of representatives of indigenous peoples, as a result of the policy of the Russian authorities, went to the Ottoman Empire. In the early 1990s, the parliaments of Kabardino-Balkaria and Adygea officially used the term "Circassian Genocide" in relation to these events.