Military correspondent Marat Khairullin, who participated in the broadcast on Channel One, expressed his dissatisfaction with the statements of General Apta Alaudinov, the commander of the Chechen units, regarding his report. Khairullin accused the general of incorrectly interpreting his "enthusiastic" material, presented in the spirit of "everything is fine." The conflict escalated after Alaudinov's comments, which, according to Khairullin, did not correspond to the real situation at the front. Such information is provided by the Telegram channel "Two Majors."

Khairullin did not limit his claims only to Alaudinov, but also spoke out against Roman Alekhine, calling him a fraud. The war correspondent claims that Alekhine's "offended fighters" allegedly filed complaints with the command, which caused even greater indignation in Khairullin. He publicly stated that General Alaudinov will have to apologize for his words, which, in his opinion, do not reflect the real picture of what is happening.

In support of his words, Khairullin cited an article from The Economist and also quoted the head of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on drone issues, which, in his opinion, proves the superiority of Russian UAVs in the air. This, according to Khairullin, completely contradicts the statements made on air by General Alaudinov.

The situation surrounding the conflict between the war correspondent and the commander attracted public attention, especially in the context of criticism directed at Alekhine. Khairullin also expressed surprise that the Chechen general decided to support Alekhine, despite numerous accusations of fraud.