Comparing and Contrasting the Wars in Chechnya

In 1993 Chechnya declared independence from Russia and made efforts to seek independence from Russia (Vendina, Belozerov, Gustafson, "The Chechen War and its Impact on the Area", p. Many critics believe that civil separatism or economic independence is the cause of the Chechen separatism campaign, but the political pressure from Chechen leader's radical supporters may be a more accurate explanation Hmm. Erichen and Putin had different political reasons in the war in Chechnya, but the opposition in Chechnya also changed from Chechen's rebellious country to individual Chechen warlords and groups, between the two wars It was.

Russia and Chechen - In 1994, the first Chechnya Revolutionary War began among Russian troops, Chechen guerrilla fighters, and the general public. Chechen has long been a state of Russia and now is anxious for independence. The first war ended in 1996, but in 1999 Russia again attacked Chechen for oil circulation. The war between the state and the state continues today. It has a devastating effect on Chechnya area. It is estimated that 30% of the territory of Chechnya is contaminated and 40% of the territory does not meet lifelong environmental standards. Major environmental issues include radioactive waste and radiation, oil spills from plants and refineries that received bombs to the ground, contaminated soil and surface water. Russia buried radioactive waste in Chechnya. Radiation in one place is ten times normal. Especially since 1999, the rigors of weapons and equipment are increasing, so the radiation risk increases with the location of Russian bombs.

Chechen is a very conservative Islamic society where homosexuality spreads and homosexuality is contraindicated. After the conflict armed with two separatists in the 1990's - the first Chechnya war and the second Chechen war - "President Ahmed Kadyrov and his son Chechnya" In Chechnya, as in other parts of southern Russia President Vladimir Putin of Russia allowed the traditional Muslims to enforce their values. Interpretation Human Rights Watch reported in 2017 that it is difficult to exaggerate fragile LGBT people in Chechen. Fear of homosexuality is not only persecution by the authorities but also a victim of "honor killings". "Danger" is respected by their own relatives. "