Chechen Civil War

Assassination of Ramzan Kadyrov
The Chechen Civil war was born out of the assassination of Ramzan Kadyrov former head of state for the Chechen Republic in the Russian Federation. He was assassinated by an agent of CURE following a contract from a currently unknown contact. Following his assassination the Russian Federation executed a operation against CURE but was aborted due to relations between the two improving.

The Fist of Chechnya
After Kadyrov's assassination, the Chechen republic was left without a head of state and as Putin was busy directing movements in Syria and was out of the country in Pyongyang during a summit. A month after, an insurgent group known as "The Fist of Chechnya" began to surface just outside of Grozny and began to show it's strength by making moves against local Russian military police.

Shortly after, The Fist of Chechnya began to hold rallies in Grozny and began to gain more members as they prepared to attack the city. The Republic of Belarus had a small incident with Fist of Chechnya militants after the Belarusian Spetsnaz captured them. The Russian Federation authorized North Korean involvement as the Koreans sent a task force of Korean special forces to a stronghold under Fist of Chechnya control. The task force took out most of the militants and proceeded to secure the area.

Turkish Support for The Fist of Chechnya
Soon after The Republic of Turkey declared support and sent multiple military operators to assist the Fist of Chechnya.

Russian military police reported that insurgents identifying as The Fist of Chechnya had began to fire on Grozny from the mountains using multiple field guns. These guns caused tons of damage and eventually led to the capture of Grozny by Fist of Chechnya militants with the support of Turkish operators.