Czeczenia - żony i dzieci bojowników Państwa Islamskiego - Noor Images
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Russia, Chechnya, Grozny, 13 November 2017 The representative of the Chechen Republic in the Middle East and North Africa, Ziyad Sabsabit meets with women whose missing daughters and grandchildren haven???t returned from the war zone. For these grandmothers, showing up on the tarmac to share their grief and loss publicly is an act of desperation, but also one of courage in a place like Chechnya. And yet despite the stigma associated with having a male relative leave to fight for ISIS, as soon as reports began emerging of Russian children running loose on the streets of Mosul, the grandmothers of Grozny started speaking out. Their advocacy helped push Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kadyrov to assign Ziad Sabsabi to locate as many Russian children as possible. Kadyrov???s support of the rescue missions has no doubt removed some of the fear for the women. Nonetheless, they could still face repercussions or retribution from others in their community. More than 40 women and children rescued from conflict zones in Syria have been airlifted to Grozny, Chechnya. The people that arrived in Chechnya are natives of Russia???s republics of Bashkortostan, Dagestan and Chechnya, the city of Oryol as well as nationals of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. This is the biggest group evacuated in similar operations so far. Meeting them at the airport were relatives, local officials and families whose children still stay in countries of the Middle East. In republics such as Chechnya, Dagestan and other mountainous Caucasus regions, up to 2,500 Muslim men ??" many of them battle-hardened from years of fighting guerrilla insurgencies ??" left to join the ranks of ISIS. And many forced their unwitting wives and children to follow them. Yuri Kozyrev / NOOR
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