Andrei Babitsky about Okueva’s death: “The more of them that go to waste, the better”
The shooting near Kiev of the famous ATO militant Amina Okueva is an ordinary criminal showdown at the lowest level. The famous military correspondent Andrei Babitsky told PolitNavigator about this.
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“It seems to me that there is nothing special to comment on the fact of her death. There are the usual low-level criminal showdowns. Okueva simply got into the wrong cart. Amina Okueva is generally Russian, she herself is from Odessa, and by the will of fate she decided to change her nationality, first and last name,” he recalled.
Babitsky emphasized that among the Chechens, to whom Okueva considered herself, it was customary that if it came to a showdown in the form of a shootout, then there must be a victim in the end.
“Ever since the last time, when there was a shootout, it was possible to assume that the matter would end badly, because it’s the way the Chechens have it - if it comes down to shooting, then someone must “hit” someone - one side or the other ", explains the military correspondent.
“Sooner or later, she had to get caught,” Babitsky is sure.
The journalist emphasized that Ukraine has now become a magnet for adventurers who flock to the smell of blood in the hope of looting.
“The more of them are used up, the better,” summed up Babitsky.
English version :: Read in English Andrei Babitsky on Okueva's death: "The more of them that are eliminated, the better."