Deputies in Moscow's Lomonosovsky Municipal District said 'it all went wrong somehow' during the president's tenure.
The letter addressed to the president by council deputies at Lomonosovsky Municipal District did not directly mention Putin's invasion of Ukraine, but did refer to how Russia had now become"feared and hated" while"aggression" has taken the country back to the"Cold War era."
"In countries with regular turnover of power, people, on average, live better and longer than in those where the leader leaves office carried out in a box," it said. The missive went on to say there had been"good reforms" in the first and part of the second of Putin's terms, but after that"somehow everything went wrong." It referred to Russia's brain drain, how the minimum wage and GDP did not rise enough and the"promised stability is not in sight."
"Russia has again begun to be feared and hated, we again threaten the whole world with nuclear weapons," it added."We ask you to relieve yourself of your post due to the fact that your views, your management model are hopelessly outdated and hinder the development of Russia and its human potential."
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