Chechens reveal agreement with Iraq on child prodigy

Chechens reveal agreement with Iraq on child prodigy



Release Date: 2018/5/29 

Chechens reveal agreement with Iraq on child prodigy
(International: al-Furat News) Chechen President, Ramzan Kadyrov, revealed an agreement with Iraq on the issue of the return of children fighters, urging the assets of the Caucasus to their country, including Chechnya.
Kadyrov said he had ordered "a collective examination of the DNA of the Chechens in order to facilitate the process of demanding the extradition of the children of former fighters who were killed in the war or are currently in Iraqi prisons or Syria." 
During the past year, Kadyrov has made intensive efforts to bring back the families of the militants who joined Dahesh and brought with them their wives and children to the area. 
Several private flights from Iraq, carrying more than 150 women and children, and two similar flights from Syria have been organized, but the Russian authorities have recently pointed to the presence of dozens of women in Iraqi jails and have pointed to technical complications of being reunited with their children.
This opened Kadyrov's call for DNA analysis, which would be an easy way to prove the proportions of the children of the militants and facilitate their retrieval. "It will help bring Russian children born in Syria and Iraq back home unhindered," Kadyrov said on his social networking site {Vkontakti} (Russian version of Facebook). 
The Chechen president said he was "supervising the process of returning the children, under the guidance of the Russian leadership, and stressed that his subordinates are doing all the work necessary to achieve this." 
Kadyrov warned his countrymen that the effort was being funded by a state fund, calling for no entreaty from calls by human rights or charity offices for help. 
"I have received rumors that some charities help raise money to pay lawyers' fees to represent the interests of Russian mothers and children," Kadyrov said, "I firmly assert that there is no need for lawyers in this case.
He stressed that "his envoy to the countries of the Middle East and North Africa, {Ziad Sbsby}, reached an agreement with the Iraqi side, that all issues related to Russian citizens will be considered by one judge only, and will meet soon Spbsby with Russian women convicted in Iraq, the resumption of the issues mentioned. 
Russian border authorities announced that it has managed over the past year to identify more than 1,400 suspected of involvement in terrorist activities. 
the director of the border Service of the Russian Federal Security Service , General Vladimir Kuleshov, said that "in 2017, has been carrying out joint operations between the number of The competent security bodies have resulted in Has identified more than 1,400 suspected terrorists and 50 foreign nationals who were planning to travel through Russia to the areas of international conflict. " 
He added that among the detainees" more than 6,500 people on Russian and international wanted lists have been detained. "
"The authorities detained more than 600 illegal immigrants from Asia and Africa during 2017," Kulishov said, adding that "they are from India, Morocco, Tunisia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Iran, Iraq and Algeria."

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