Chechnya's Kadyrov To build International Special Forces Training Center.

Chechnya's Kadyrov To build International Special Forces Training Center. (Izvestia)[GoogleTranslate].

Chechnya could become one of the international centers for the training of special forces. To do this in Gudermes built a unique set of training to equip special forces, which has no equivalent in Russia.

According to the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, the complex should be completed within a year. It is expected that the center will prepare special forces of all sorts and kinds of troops and special services of Russia. A new platform for the preparation of their secret services will benefit other countries. Oversees construction assistant head of Chechnya Daniel Martynov. Construction of the complex is under special control of the first deputy prime minister of the Republic of Isa Tumhadzhieva.

Under the project, the center will highlight unique tactical town - a complex where you can fulfill the skills to free the hostages from the high-rise apartment buildings, schools, hospitals, kindergartens and theater. In addition, the center will be able to conduct parachute, mountain, forest, water and other types of training. Also plans to build a wind tunnel for testing operations in different physical conditions.

The center will occupy a large area - only for small area allocated 35 hectares, and the area of ​​the main building is 55 thousand sq. M. m. At the same time in the center will be able to live and be trained about 500 people, and at the same time be able to train more than 1 thousand. fighters.

The center will be used not only for training military and secret service men, but also for sport. Already have a preliminary agreement on holding there championships in Russia and Europe, the World Cup on Small and parachute sports. It is expected that there will also be conducted educational programs and research activities.

- The complex has not yet opened, but the work is carried out according to plan, and to complete construction need not more than a year. It is very important that we talk about the international level, that is, the center is planned to scale and with all modern facilities for vocational training to conduct the air, underwater, surface and other types of fights. We are ready to train special forces not only in Chechnya, but also for the whole of Russia, have already begun serious negotiations with the different departments. As you know, we have enough experience - will teach our instructors who are behind good practice - told Ramzan Kadyrov "Izvestia"

President of the Association of Veterans antiterrorist unit "Alpha" Sergey Goncharov welcomed the initiative of the head of Chechnya for the construction of an international center for the training of special forces. He noted that today's global military and political situation requires a rapid response and in this regard special forces units are at the forefront.

According to experts, the main partners can become the Arab world and Latin America, as well as CIS countries. Already engaged in preliminary discussions with representatives of Belarus and Kazakhstan. Hmmmm......"Si vis pacem, para bellum ". Read the full story here.

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Autocratic Russia and the Union of Orthodox Citizens are planning to register an “Orthodox” political party.

Autocratic Russia and the Union of Orthodox Citizens are planning to register an “Orthodox” political party.(RN).Autocratic Russia and the Union of Orthodox Citizens are planning to register an “Orthodox” political party, Izvestia daily reported on Thursday. The organization’s founders said they see Russia as a monarchy with a special role for the Russian Orthodox Church and the patriarch of Moscow and all Russia as the country’s spiritual leader. “We are registering a party that will struggle for the revitalization of Russia and our country’s traditions that were lost after the criminal Bolshevik coup,” Autocratic Russia leader Dmitry Merkulov said. “We want the [Orthodox] Church to enhance its role in the life of our state,” he said, adding that the Russian Orthodox Church was key to the existence of a Russian Orthodox state. Russia needs to reunify with its canonical territories, first and foremost with Belarus and Ukraine, and elect an Orthodox monarch to lead the country to its former greatness, he said. 
The new party will work to reinstate religious instruction in schools and emphasize traditional spiritual, moral and cultural values. Valentin Lebedev, head of the Union of Orthodox Citizens, said the Russian Orthodox Church is currently under fierce attack because it is “the last pillar of Russian statehood, traditions and culture.” 
As of late the Russian Orthodox Church has come in for unprecedented criticism both at home and abroad over the punk group Pussy Riot case.
On April 22 the ROC conducted a “defense of the faith” nationwide prayer to protect it from attacks by “anti-Russian forces.” The Church’s Supreme Council said it had been targeted by “those pushing through radical liberal values” over its opposition to same-sex marriages and consumerism. Orthodox Church head Patriarch Kirill was condemned by opposition figures for his public backing of Vladimir Putin in the run-up to the ex-KGB officer’s landslide victory at March 4 presidential polls. The patriarch called the 12 years of Putin's rule a "miracle of God" in a televised meeting. Top Church officials have also been criticized by bloggers and by opposition media for their “lavish” lifestyles. The anti-Putin Novaya Gazeta newspaper also alleged in February a pre-patriarch-era Kirill profited from Church tobacco and alcohol sales in the early 1990s. Patriarch Kirill was also at the center of a scandal earlier this year regarding a $30,000 Breguet watch, which was airbrushed – although its reflection remained intact – out of an official Church photo following public indignation over his possession of the luxury timepiece. The patriarch had admitted owning the watch in an interview prior to the row, but said he never wore it.Read the full story here.

Russian deputy PM Rogozin says Madonna tweet was not an insult.

  Russian deputy PM Rogozin with members of The far-right Union of Orthodox Banner -bearers.

Russian deputy PM Rogozin says Madonna tweet was not an insult.(HD).A Russian deputy prime minister has said he did not insult Madonna on Twitter ahead of her Saint Petersburg concert in which she spoke in defence of gay rights. The outspoken lawmaker, Dmitry Rogozin, tweeted a Russian abbreviation on Wednesday that was widely interpreted as an insult aimed at Madonna. In his tweet, Rogozin used the letter "b", which can sometimes refer to an offensive Russian word for "whore." "Every former b. seeks to lecture everyone on morality as she gets older. Especially during tours and gigs abroad," Rogozin tweeted. "Either take off your cross, or put on your knickers," he added.
After media outlets picked up the comments, the former NATO envoy said on Facebook on Thursday that he meant no offense and the abbreviation could refer to many things including "goddess" or "ballerina". "And they immediately linked my comments with the so-called 'Madonna' (goddamn her) even though I did not say a word about her." At her Saint Petersburg concert Thursday, Madonna spoke in support of the gay community in an often homophobic nation. She also irked authorities Tuesday when she called for the release of three members of all-girl punk band Pussy Riot, who are on trial for performing a song against President Vladimir Putin at a landmark Moscow church.Hmmmm......A deeply 'religious' man wouldn't use such words.....would he?Read the full story here.