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Originally Posted by GordonBlue
New mayor installed in Russia-controlled Melitopol after kidnapping.
https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-news...b220046224ebf4
On Friday, Melitopol mayor, Ivan Fedorov, was seen on video being led away from a government building in the city by armed men.
A short time later, the Russian-backed Luhansk regional prosecutor claimed that Fedorov had committed terrorism offenses and was under investigation. According to a message on the Luhansk prosecutor's website, Fedorov is being accused of assisting and financing terrorist activities and being part of a criminal community.
On Saturday, the Zaporozhye regional administration installed a new mayor, Galina Danilchenko, a former member of the city council.
In her televised statement, which was posted by the regional administration on Telegram, Danilchenko said that her "main task is to take all necessary steps to get the city back to normal."
looks like we have one of our first major collaborators in Danilchenko.
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Hard to judge that woman. She didn't help Russians take the city. The city fell long ago. What is she supposed to do now? Throw a Molotov at nearby tank and get killed on the spot. Remaining citizens need some kind of mayor to somewhat restore life. If she's genuinely trying to do it, what's wrong?