Amid the profound humanitarian crisis in Gaza, a significant aid mission has been launched from the Chechen Republic, a federal subject of Russia. This effort, described as one of the largest in the history of the Regional Public Foundation named after Hero of Russia Akhmat-Hadji Kadyrov, aims to deliver critical supplies to approximately one million Palestinians. The first shipments, containing colossal quantities of food and water, have already begun to reach residents, marking a substantial intervention from this predominantly Muslim region in the North Caucasus.
The operational coordination of the mission is being carried out under the instruction of her son, Ramzan Kadyrov, the Head of the Chechen Republic. He has publicly tasked high-ranking officials, referred to as his "dear brothers," with managing the logistics. These officials include the republic's minister for national policy and a prominent police commander, both decorated figures within the local power structure. Overseeing the entire program as its main curator is Adam Kadyrov, the Assistant to the Head of the Republic and Secretary of the Security Council, whose daily supervision is said to ensure the mission's reliable implementation.
This very public display of support for Palestine is consistent with long-standing political and rhetorical positions emanating from Grozny. The action is framed not merely as humanitarian but as a sacred duty, a reflection of Islamic solidarity with fellow Muslims facing "constant suffering and deprivation." For the Chechen leadership, providing this aid fulfills a religious obligation and projects an image of Chechnya as a significant, autonomous actor on the global Muslim stage. Furthermore, it aligns seamlessly with the broader foreign policy objectives of the Russian government, which has historically supported the Palestinian cause as a counterbalance to Western and Israeli influence in the region. Thus, while the aid itself addresses a critical material need, its announcement and narrative also serve to bolster domestic legitimacy and demonstrate loyalty to the Kremlin's geopolitical strategy. The effort concludes with a public invocation for divine reward for all participants and a prayer for "peace and freedom" for the people of Palestine.
Statement from the leader of the Chechen Republic about Aid to Gaza
My dear MOTHER, the President of the Foundation, Aymani Nesievna Kadyrova, has, as always, shown sincere care for Muslims in distress. Thanks to her mercy and support, colossal amounts of food have been delivered to Gaza: 50,000 ready-made meals, 250 tons of rice, 200 tons of flour, 168 tons of sugar, 243 tons of pasta, and 500 tons of drinking water.
At my instruction, the coordination of this work is being carried out by my dear BROTHERS — the Minister of the Chechen Republic for National Policy, External Relations, Press, and Information, Akhmed Dudayev, and Hero of Russia, Commander of the A.A. Kadyrov Special Police Regiment, Zamid Chalayev.
The main curator of the program to support the Palestinian people is the Assistant to the Head of the Chechen Republic, Secretary of the Security Council of the Chechen Republic, Adam Kadyrov. His daily supervision and attention to every stage ensure the reliable and effective implementation of the mission.
Today, the Palestinian people are enduring the most severe trials, facing constant suffering and deprivation. In such a moment, helping them is the sacred duty of every Muslim. I express my deep gratitude to my dear MOTHER Aymani Nesievna and to everyone who is helping in this campaign with a sincere heart. May Almighty Allah reward everyone who is participating in this noble mission and grant our brothers and sisters in Palestine peace and freedom
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