Chechnya belongs to a republic under the jurisdiction of the North Caucasus Federal District of the Russian Federation.

Reason:

The "Islamic separatist forces" in Chechnya, Russia, began to seek independence gradually in the case of the political turmoil in the Soviet Union and the central government's disregard for remote areas. As a major country after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia strongly opposes Chechen independence, because war broke out between the two sides.

Brief introduction of Chechen war:

The Chechen War refers to two wars between the Russian Federation and its subordinate Chechen separatists in the 1990s, which have profound historical and ethnic factors.

1994 The first Chechen war broke out, and 1 1 February, 1996 ceased fire, and Chechnya gained informal independence.

The second Chechen war broke out in August, 1999. On February 28th, 2000, Russia controlled most of the land in Chechnya and won. However, after the war, terrorist activities in Chechnya remained frequent.

Extended data

Chechen Republic (Russian: чече? нская Респу? блика; Chechen language: нохчийнреспублика; English: Chechen Republic is a Republic under the jurisdiction of the North Caucasus Federal District of the Russian Federation.

Located in the mountainous area of North Caucasus, it borders Ingushetia and North Ossetia in the west, Stavropol Krai in the northwest, Dagestan in the east and Georgia in the south. Grozny, the capital.

There have been many conflicts between the Chechen Republic of Itchikriya and the Russian army. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the biggest conflict broke out within 10 years, and finally the illegal armed forces in Chechnya were eliminated. But small-scale conflicts occur from time to time.

References:

Chechen War-Baidu Encyclopedia? Chechen Republic-Baidu Encyclopedia