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Chechnya was conquered by Russia in the18th century and has always belonged to Russia. After the October Revolution, Chechnya remained in the Russian Federation. After the founding of the Soviet Union, 1922, 1654381October 30, Chechen Autonomous Prefecture was established, which belonged to the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic. 1934, 15130 October, merged with Ingushetia Autonomous Prefecture under the Russian Federation to form Chechnya-Ingushetia Autonomous Prefecture.

After 1989, the situation in the Soviet Union was turbulent, the ethnic separatist forces in Chechnya, Ingushetia and North Ossetia expanded seriously, and bloody conflicts occurred in Chechnya, North Ossetia and other autonomous countries.

Since the disintegration of the Soviet Union, many former members of the Russian Federation, especially the Transcaucasian Republic, want to enjoy independent status like neighboring Armenia or Georgia. In addition, in the years of the former Soviet Union, Chechens have been oppressed, resulting in a strong demand for independence and anti-Russian mentality.

199 1 year, dudayev, then president of Chechnya, issued a declaration of independence, but it was not recognized by Russia. 1994, Russian President Yeltsin appointed Russian troops to attack Chechnya on a large scale, resulting in a massacre of100000 people. Since then, the conflict between the two sides has never subsided, and Islamic fundamentalists in Chechnya have gained momentum. Therefore, terrorist attacks in Moscow continue to occur. It hasn't subsided yet.

On May 9, 2004, a bomb exploded in Chechnya, killing President Ahmad Kadyrov on the spot. Sergei abramov is currently acting as President.