Talk:Timur Mutsurayev

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Статья в meduza

Excuse me, why are you referring to Kazanik’s article about Mutsuraev in meduze, don’t finish his biography, because in 2008 he brought all the warring parties to reconciliation and he himself returned to the Chechen Republic, which is now part of the Russian Federation, this is written in this in the same article, and there are no facts that the song Jerusalem showed that it was gained airplay somewhere during the storming of the Groznyi winter season of 1999-2000, in that article there is simply no, and it would have been broadcast somewhere, in Chechnya at that time even television did not have Цйфыву (talk) 22:16, 2 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]