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France : Heavily armed Chechens and Algerians are running riot in France fighting each other, they've just hijacked a bus in Dijon. pic.twitter.com/1wyMcKWdaX
— Strucker ⚪️ (@BaronStrucker) June 15, 2020
Claiming revenge (that they actually got, see video below).https://t.co/DjwJD1i6mg
— Baile Atha Cliath (@NicoWill1) June 15, 2020
It’s unique for any European country to have a large Chechen population.
Maybe the French brought them in to deal with the Arabs?
Violence involving young Chechens rocked France’s eastern city of Dijon over the weekend.
French police were deployed late Monday to restore order following the unrest, which was blamed on the local Chechen community seeking vengeance for an assault on a teenager.
Here is a brief look at the origins of the conflict as well as the Chechen diaspora in France:
What caused the unrest?
Police sources said the unrest was ignited after a 16-year-old member of the Chechen community was attacked on June 10.
French media reported that the attack was carried out by local drug dealers. Right-wing social media users identified the alleged perpetrators of the attack as members of an Algerian drug mafia. Members of the Chechen diaspora identified them only as “Maghreb dealers.”
The local press also refers to the violence as “tensions between the Chechen and Maghreb communities,” referring to a wide swath of northwest Africa that, among other countries, includes Algeria and Morocco.
Vladislav Davidzon, the chief editor of Ukraine’s The Odessa Review magazine who has connections to the Chechen diaspora in France, described the opposing side as “a mixture of Algerian immigrants and native born French citizens of Arab descent” involved in drug trafficking. He said the tensions have long been simmering between the sides.
The local prefect said the violence “appeared to be part of a settling of scores between members of the Chechen community in France and residents.”
What happened?
Starting Friday, members of the Chechen diaspora set out on so-called punishment raids over three successive nights seeking to avenge the assault, with many people wielding baseball bats, the police sources said.
Après qu’un Jeune Homme D’origine #Tchetchene âgée de 16 ans a était frapper par des Homme âgée de 25 à 30 ans par traîtrise les Tchétchènes de partout en France ce sont réunis pour aller à Dijon . pic.twitter.com/ZOXy7mkYQ5
— al chechnya (@Alchechnya) June 13, 2020
Police said that in one incident some 50 Chechens entered the restive district of Gresilles overnight Saturday, and a man who owns a pizzeria was badly wounded by apparent gunfire.
Even more people, around 200, also entered Gresilles late Sunday with violent intent.
On early Monday evening about 150 people, some hooded and armed, again assembled in Dijon, setting rubbish bins and a car on fire. Some also shot into the air, police sources told AFP.
Six people were injured during the three incidents on the successive nights, but no one has yet been arrested, Dijon’s prosecutor said.
Why are Chechens in France?
Two Chechen separatist wars against Russia in the 1990s and early 2000s triggered a wave of emigration, with many Chechens heading for Western Europe.
An estimated 15,000 Russian refugees, including many from Chechnya, lived in France as of 2018.
Wow, that is not very many people.
Chechens really are machines of organized violence.
Now watch as the Moscow Times explainer blames Putin for all of this.
Why are they reacting with violence?
Researchers say ethnic Chechens suffer from stereotypes of “brave Chechen fighters” while also often harboring stereotypical views — influenced by Russian state television — of Middle Eastern and North African communities in Europe as “terrorists.”
“These stereotypical discourses stem from a long history of domination on both sides and, in a French context, contribute to sustaining a certain ‘rivalry’ between the two diasporas,” wrote French Institute of Geopolitics researcher Yéléna Mac-Glandières.
Strong clan ties also influence the Chechen diaspora’s sense of “collective responsibility,” she wrote. “If someone was hurt or disrespected, the same structures are entitled to seek reprisal or compensation,” Mac-Glandières explained.
Whatever.
If Putin is responsible, the French should be thanking him.
The French certainly weren’t going to clean this filth off the streets.
These people are literally like that new breed of race soldier that Donald Trump was trying to engineer.
