The Council of Deputies of the Lomonosovsky municipal district in Moscow adopted an appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin with a call to resign. The decision was published on the official website of the district on September 9.

“The Council of Deputies of the Lomonosovsky Municipal District decided to adopt Protocol Decision No. 1, to send this decision to the President of the Russian Federation V. Putin and post it on the official website of the Lomonosovsky municipal district,” the document says..

In the appeal, the deputies reproach the President of the Russian Federation for staying in office for too long. “Studies show that people in countries with regular turnover of power, on average, live better and longer,” the statement said..

The deputies recognize Putin's positive reforms in the first or second term, but after that, the applicants believe, regression began. The petitioners also directly accuse Putin of having thrown Russia back into the Cold War era and led to the growth of Russophobia in the world through his foreign policy..

“The rhetoric that you and your subordinates are using has been riddled with intolerance and aggression for a long time, which ultimately effectively threw our country back into the Cold War era.. Russia has again begun to be feared and hated, we again threaten the whole world with nuclear weapons,” the document says..

In this regard, the deputies are asking Putin to resign, as his methods of governing the state are "

“In connection with the foregoing, we ask you to relieve yourself of your position due to the fact that your views, your management model are hopelessly outdated and hinder the development of Russia and its human potential,” the appeal concludes..

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The day before, the Council of the Municipal Formation of Smolninskoye in St. Petersburg criticized the “special operation” and suggested that the State Duma of the Russian Federation accuse Vladimir Putin of high treason in order to remove him from office. The police have already begun checks against deputies.

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