As soon as Putin died, Chechnya rebelled. Why?

Putin's personal ability has undoubtedly been affirmed by everyone, but compared with the country, the individual is so insignificant. One Putin fell and the other Putin stood up. It is Russia's powerful military force that supports Putin, so the statement that "once Putin dies, Chechnya will rebel" is not rigorous.

Some people say that Russians are fighting people, but others say that people who are stronger than Russians are Chechens. In fact, there is some truth in this statement. After all, the territory of the Chechen Republic of Russia is only 1.73 million square kilometers, and the total population is only1.20 million. But it is such a small country that struggled with the Russian government for nearly ten years in the 1990s, and finally Putin became Russia.

From the outside world, it seems that the current President of the Chechen Republic, Kadyrov Jr., is only very loyal to Putin, not the Russian Federation. But in fact, what really makes little Kadyrov obedient is Russia's powerful military strength. Without the backing of Russia's powerful military strength, even if Putin's personal charm is strong, it is impossible to completely make Chechnya obey.

Moreover, under the current social development situation, Chechnya has no need to oppose it. Even if Putin dies, Russia's powerful military strength cannot be resisted by a small Chechnya. Considering all the factors, Chechnya has no need or strength to resist. As the Russian president, Putin is famous for his tough style, but the next Russian president will not be weaker than Putin.