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В статье рассматривается борьба России с сепаратизмом на Северо-Восточном Кавказе – одном из самых неспокойных регионов страны с точки зрения религиозного экстремизма, преступности, насилия и фундаментально иных социальных процессов – в свете её политики в Чечне. С началом Второй чеченской войны (август 1999 г.) и серией подозрительных терактов в России в сентябре 1999 г. к власти пришел Владимир Путин, продемонстрировавший бескомпромиссную позицию в отношении терроризма и постсоветского сепаратизма. Так называемая контртеррористическая операция в Чечне официально завершилась весной 2009 г., но силовые структуры, боровшиеся с террористами, до сих пор не расформированы. Усиление Рамзаном Кадыровым мер безопасности в Чечне с 2022 г. может быть связано с войной в Украине. Предмет этой статьи – рассмотрение участия чеченцев в войне против Украины и переоценка отношений Москвы и Грозного в контексте русско-украинского конфликта. Мы отмечаем растущее отчуждение Чечни от России, в то время как официальный политический дискурс пытается доказать обратное.

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Келару, Валерия. (2024 г.) 2024. «Кремлeвская ’война с терроризмом’ на востоке Северного Кавказа: как Чечня до сих пор ’спасает’ Россию». Connections: The Quarterly Journal 23 (1): 85-106. doi:https://doi.org/10.11610/Connections.rus.23.1.12.
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