#CRUX | Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, a key ally of Putin, has announced that his teenage sons would be going to fight in Ukraine. Kadyrov says his three sons, aged 14, 15 and 16, will soon travel to the Ukraine frontline to fight alongside the Russians. Experts say Kadyrov’s decision to send his children to the conflict zone can be considered a war crime.Meanwhile, the Chechen leader has publicly attacked the Russian military’s top brass after Putin’s forces faced an embarrassing defeat in Lym

▶ Chechen fighters train outside Kyiv, Ukraine, August 27. After training, the soldiers, in camouflage footwear and protective gear, are heading to the front lines in Ukraine, vowing to continue the fight that raged over 15 years in the North Caucasus. Fighters from Chechnya, the war-scarred Russian republic, are participating on both sides of the conflict in Ukraine. Pro-Kyiv volunteers are loyal to Dzhokhar Dudayev, the late Chechen leader who headed the republic's drive for independence from