What is Putin losing?

Regarding the Ukraine war, which has been going on for the last 20 days, Britain and America’s defense experts say that now Russia does not have more than 10 to 14 days of weapons left to fight and British defense experts say that , just 14 more days… After that the Russian army will start returning from Ukraine on the reverse foot. But, whether this is really so and whether Russia’s army is actually losing Ukraine, it will be known after 14 days, but in the meantime, it seems that Putin is working fast on his plan.

Russia’s havoc is falling on the mayors

Russia’s military is facing heavy resistance in Ukrainian cities and in the midst of all this, Russia has started changing the mayors of Ukrainian cities. According to the report, Russia is trying to replace the mayors of Ukrainian cities as soon as possible and for this, Ukraine has alleged that Russian soldiers are kidnapping mayors and replacing them with ‘Russia-backed’ mayors. Used to be. Ukrainian officials say Russian troops have detained the mayors of at least two regions and replaced one of them with a pro-Kremlin opposition member. In the third Russian-occupied city, lawmakers say the foundation for a political coup is being laid.

‘Local leaders being kidnapped’

According to the report, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine has opened an investigation into the kidnapping of the elected mayor of Melitopol city, Ivan Fedorov. According to the report, on Friday, the mayor of the city of Melitopol was arrested by some men who came with weapons and then Galina Danilchenko has been made the new mayor in her place. At the same time, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine has now started investigating the whole matter. The move follows a petition by city lawmakers on Sunday for a criminal investigation of Danilchenko. Which he called “establishing a government in Melitopol is the highest crime of treason”.

Zaporizhzhya Territorial Administration dissolved

At the same time, according to the website of the Zaporizhzhya Regional Administration, the city council has accused Danilchenko, a former member of the city council, of dissolving the city government and transferring its powers to the Committee of People’s Deputies. Danilchenko, meanwhile, declared himself a local leader and said in a televised address on Sunday that “Russian TV channels” would start broadcasting in the city now occupied by Russia. On Saturday, several hundred people demonstrated outside City Hall over the decision to change the mayor and raised slogans for the freedom of the old mayor. The Russian-backed regional prosecutor for Luhansk, a region controlled by Russian-backed separatists about 300 miles from the city of Melitopol, claimed that Fedorov had been arrested for “terrorist crimes”.