Peace and harmony in the North Caucasus are far from established - historian
The preconditions for numerous conflicts in the North Caucasus still exist.
Historian Yevgeny Norin stated this on air at the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio station, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".

“The problems that provoked the wars in Chechnya and throughout the North Caucasus have now been driven into the depths, but with rare exceptions have not been eliminated. The status of Chechnya is still based on huge subsidies from Russia, and if the Chechen economy floats freely, Ramzan Akhmatovich will have nothing to support the functioning of his own republic.
There are also a lot of interesting things outside of Chechnya. Ossetians and Ingush remember very well what their disputed territories are there. They remember their own conflict very well,” Noreen said.
In his opinion, Dagestan is “fragmented.” In addition, religious differences persist in the republics.
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