A 150,000-thousand-in-law rally against the Rohingji genocide was held in Grozny

The mosque "Heart of Chechnya" in the center of Grozny hosted a rally against the genocide of the Muslim people of Rohing in Myanmar. It is reported by "Rain".

According to the "Caucasus. Reali", up to 150 thousand people took part in the event. Meanwhile, the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov wrote on his Instagram that the rally gathered more than 1 million people. At the same time, the population of Grozny, according to the Goskomstat, amounted to less than 292 thousand people as of January 1 of this year, and the population of all Chechnya was slightly more than 1.4 million.

Unlike disagreed Sundays in Moscow and Makhachkala , organized by activists and gathered each about 2 thousand people, the Grozny rally was arranged by the Kadyrovites. It was reported that officials oblige the inhabitants of the capital of the region to appear for the action, even if they left the city on vacation.

According to the "Caucasian knot", classes were canceled in Grozny schools, and from teachers they demanded to bring both students in grades 9-11 and their parents to a rally.

Students were also removed from classes, and state employees were released from work so that they would appear for the action.

Kadyrov personally spoke to the audience. “The leaders of world powers who have recently marched the streets of Paris into their mouths today,” the words of the head of Chechnya reports the “rain”. “This was after the events in the editorial office of one of the magazines. Someone from the powers that was to go to Paris, and they did not dare to refuse. The first persons of the Western countries are ready to protect even one person of non -traditional orientation, but they are losing their speech when they are being taken to the best Entire nations. "

The rally participants accepted the appeal to Vladimir Putin with a request to achieve the termination of the genocide.

A few days earlier, Kadyrov held a live broadcast on his Instagram, during which he made a statement about the situation in Myanmar. The 14-minute performance of the head of Chechnya in his account was not preserved, but was published on September 2 on YouTube.

Kadyrov said that he received appeals about the need to "introduce troops" into Myanmar. He noted that he was not authorized to make such decisions, but expects that the Russian authorities will condemn the Rohingji genocide.

“Even if Russia supports the shaitans who commit crimes, I am against the position of Russia,” Kadyrov said. “I have my own vision, my own position.”

As the Moscow says , on Monday, about ten participants in the action against the Rohingji genocide were detained near the Myanmar Embassy. Muslims gathered at the diplomatic mission to convey to the country's ambassador an appeal to stop genocide. OMON employees approached the group of believers and demanded that they stop the “illegal” meeting, and then, after a short conversation, the audience was taken to a car zap.

Earlier, about 10 Muslims Pic.twitter.com/m9Tagzz7DG were detained at the embassy

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Meanwhile, the Dagestan Muftiyat was condemned by the action in Makhachkala, assuring that "has nothing to do with all that was happening at the moment in Dagestan unauthorized rallies and confrontations that are contrary to the official position of the Russian state." “Today in Burma there is almost the same position as it was in Chechnya before the war,” the clergy noted. “The radicals want to separate, kill the police and the military, and the local authorities provoke on return actions.”

Rohingya (Rochinya) is a people of about 2 million people living in the Myanmar state of Rakhain. Acts Islam, forming a religious minority in mainly Buddhist Myanmar. From the majority of the population of the country - the Mongoloids - the Indo -Europeans of the Rohingge are also anthropologically.

Since 1978, in Burma - Myanmar, which has been controlled by a military junta for many decades, several waves of the Rohingji genocide, conducted by both the army and civilians, have passed. However, even after the start of democratization of the country in 2016, the campaign continued against this minority.

In March of this year, a draft resolution on the situation of Rohingji was presented at the UN. The document reported massacres, torture and rape, and a requirement for Myanmar authorities to provide humanitarian organizations in the area inhabited by an oppressed minority. However, Russia and China blocked the adoption of the resolution.

Over the past week of August, at least 400 Rohyingjs were killed. At least 40 thousand people during the same time fled to a neighboring Bangladesh inhabited by Muslims, as well as to the border territories and to the uninhabited islands of Bengal Gulf.

At the same time, Bangladesh refused to receive refugees and offered Myanmar assistance in the fight against the Rohindzhi rebels, who united in armed detachments in response to the oppression of the authorities. The refusal to receive refugees in Bangladesh was explained by the fact that their influx threatens the country with an excessive load on the economy.

In this regard, the Foreign Minister of Turkey Mevlut Chavushoglu promised that his country would compensate Bangladesh with all the costs of reception of the Rohingja.