Nationalizing the Ingush towers?
Klimtov called on the Teifs not to divide the legacy of their ancestors.
In Ingushetia, apparently, the issue of some kind of "nationalization" of the historical heritage is brewing. Not in the legal sense, but in the social conceptual sense, supposedly the head of Ingushetia, Mahmud-Ali Klimtov, in a meeting with elders near the Garak tower complex, appealed to the TIP representatives not to make the tribal affiliation of the towers a reason for conflicts.
According to him, each clan has its own history and memory of its ancestors, and the tower complexes are the common cultural heritage of the Ingush people.
The history of recent years shows that the problem is very real.
But nationalization a la climatata is unlikely to solve it.
Even more in the way of Klimtov in 2019, a conflict between the Polonkovs and the Abloviz over the Feiling Tower complex ended in a shootout: one person was killed and six were wounded.
In October of this year, a dispute arose over the tower complex between the representatives of the Kudzhiev and Tomgoyev tapes. The parties even discussed the possibility of finding out relations using the "15 to 15" formula. An overt collision was avoided.