The head of Chechnya called the burning of the Koran in Moscow the work of Ukrainian provocateurs
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Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov spoke about the first results of a check on the appearance on the Web of a video in which an unknown person burned pages of the Koran near White Lake in Moscow.
Kadyrov wrote on his telegram channel on Saturday that he «immediately felt suspicious that this video appeared after the issue with the construction of a mosque in Moscow was resolved.» He noted that «the conflict has been settled … there is no longer a disputable situation.» And at this time, “a provocation is taking place that neither Muslims nor Orthodox believers need.”
Desecration of the Koran — cartoons and so on — is a calling card and tool of Western liberal provocateurs, the head of Chechnya noted.
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According to him, there are already the first results of the check. “I am in touch with specialists and the leadership of the FSB, who are tracking the information trail of the distributed video,” Ramzan Kadyrov wrote. “My specialists are also working.” The Moscow mayor's office also used its resources. As Kadyrov noted, it has already been established “that the video was sent to Ukraine even before it began to be replicated in instant messengers.”
He noted that “it is not the first time for Ukrainian provocateurs to burn the Holy Scriptures in the same way as this like to do all sorts of liberal human rights activists in the West.»
In the near future, the identity of the provocateur will be established, he will suffer a well-deserved punishment, the head of the Muslim republic promised.
In the meantime, Kadyrov asked not to spill negativity on the Internet, not to make erroneous versions or accusations, in a word, not to become victims of provocations .
Meanwhile, the telegram channel “War on Fakes” also denies that the Koran could have been burned by protesters against the construction of the mosque.
The resource reports that the truth is that “this is a planned a provocation in order to quarrel Russian Christians and Muslims… during the important period of Easter and Ramadan for believers.”
According to him, the video was “specially thrown from a fake account”, and the video was originally published on TikTok- an account that has no other publications. There, the video scored only 4 hundred views. After that, the video began to circulate on Twitter, which is strange, since the platform is not widely popular among Russian users, the message says.