Putin Described Plans to Move the Capital of Chechnya in the 2000s.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin described plans to transfer the capital of Chechnya from Grozny at the beginning of the 2000s because of severe destruction. Russian President Vladimir Putin recalled the beginning of the 2000s, when, after the fighting in Chechnya, many offered to move the capital of the Republic from the destroyed Grozny, he said, "Remember, when you were flying over Grozny at the beginning of the 2000s, we all know what Grozny…
Following the hostilities in Chechnya, the authorities were considering the possibility of moving the capital of the Republic from the almost destroyed Grozny to another city, as Russian President Vladimir Putin described during a meeting with the elected leaders of the regions, following a statement by the head of the Ramzan Kadyrov region.
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