Most of the Kadyrovites stand outside Rostov and do not enter the city


Ramzan Kadyrov has sent his fighters to protect Putin from Prigozhin.
Residents of Rostov, Russia noticed columns of Kadyrov's men near the city, as well as military equipment on the approaches to Rostov. The day before, Kadyrov publicly supported Putin and spoke out against Prigozhin's actions.
At the same time, it is reported that the Kadyrovites have been standing "in a traffic jam" for more than four hours and are allegedly unable to enter Rostov.
At the same time, local telegraph channels report that in Rostov the Wagnerians have already begun arresting Kadyrovites.
The Kadyrovites surrendered without a fight or resistance - an eyewitness reports.
The fighters had previously asked Wagner to surrender and lay down their weapons.
Meanwhile, a lot of people have piled up at the railway stations in Rostov. They all want to go somewhere.
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Oleg Kotov writes about the war in Ukraine and how it is changing the world.











