
In 2018, it is planned to complete the creation of an international training center for special operations in Gudermes. This was stated by the head of Chechnya in an interfacial interfacial.
"This is a giant town, which is not analogues. It is located on an area of more than 400 hectares. At the same time, about 40 training facilities are built. Among them - the runway, 14 rifle galleries, where they will work out shooting skills from small arms - domestic and foreign," the head of Chechnya said. According to him, in the center, in particular, there will be an aerodynamic pipe, a landfill for teaching a mine-explosive case and a parachute complex.
"A whole town is of particular interest, where special forces will learn to identify a potential terrorist threat, free hostages and neutralize terrorists," Kadyrov noted. - This is actually a whole city with a conditional school, a hospital, kindergarten, administrative buildings. All this is necessary to obtain the skills of conducting hostilities in the city. "
According to the head of Chechnya, almost all CIS countries want to send their employees to study at the center. “They also showed interest and had contacts with the head of the Center Military and diplomatic representatives of Argentina, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Canada, Norway, Pakistan, Oman, South Africa, Tanzania, the Philippines and many others. This work with China is more specific. The exchange of delegations has already taken place.
Kadyrov said that "the best experts in the world" will teach in the center. According to the head of Chechnya, the center has already received about ten applications from private American instructors. “These are people with the name. We will look,” he said.
At the same time, Kadyrov dismissed the training of special forces in the American Armed Forces. “If we are talking about the current special forces of the United States, then I don’t quite understand what these guys can teach Russian fighters. Our team took first place at the World Cup in Jordan, and the Americans were somewhere in the first twenty,” the head of Chechnya said.