The Soviet Union has suffered from a serious lack of international security since its birth. This is not only the siege of Western powers, but also don’t forget that in the eyes of the former Soviet Union, the Beiyang government at that time was also one of the great powers. Including some of its own characteristics, the former Soviet Union had a sense of international crisis when it was first established. The Soviet Union collapsed and the 15 participating countries became independent one after another. Why can Russia never allow Chechnya to become independent? Today we will talk about this topic. The Soviet Union disintegrated and 15 participating countries became independent one after another

As we all know, before the Soviet Union disintegrated, it was the only country in the world that could compete with the United States. No other country could match it in terms of economic size or military strength. . Regrettably, during the process of the "arms race", the Soviet Union's economy became increasingly weak and it owed a large amount of debt. In the end, it became difficult to recover and declared its disintegration. The red flag suddenly fell to the ground. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the large amount of "heritage" left behind became the object of competition for all the participating countries, and also attracted the attention of countries around the world.

On December 26, 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed. In fact, many people know a little bit about the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and the trigger was the August 19th Incident. After the August 19th Incident, Gorbachev was placed under house arrest. At this time, the participating countries in the Soviet Union became independent one after another. Afterwards, although Gorbachev came back thanks to Yeltsin's efforts, he had no hope of recovery. We can only accept it now, and finally signed the document on the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

After the October Revolution in 1917, due to the intervention of the Allied bourgeoisie, the various ethnic groups in Transcaucasia separated from Russia and became independent, and the early local Soviet organizations were also destroyed. Since then, ethnic conflicts accumulated over the years have led to frequent ethnic and religious conflicts. The Musavat elements in Azerbaijan and the Dashnak elements in Armenia regarded each other as a "thorn in their side" and fought fiercely. During the Soviet-Russian Civil War, the war in the Transcaucasus region never stopped. Why Russia can never allow Chechnya to become independent

In fact, when the Soviet Union finally collapsed and disintegrated into 15 independent countries, this disintegration created a very bad demonstration effect within the Russian Federation. After the establishment of the Russian Federation, not only Chechnya, but also various Russian autonomous republics and border regions, including the Tatar Republic, have undercurrents and have put forward demands for independence or autonomy.

Russia’s insistence on the Chechen issue is also directly related to religion and ethnicity. As we all know, the Russians, the main ethnic group in Russia, believe in the Orthodox Church. Orthodox Christianity is also the mainstream religion in Russia. However, the belief of the Chechens in Chechnya is not Orthodox Christianity, but Islam. Differences in religious beliefs and religious conflicts have also become important factors in the hostility between Chechnya and Russia.