Russia-Wagner Group War: Vladimir Putin Signs Legislation Allowing 30-Day Detention of Those Violating Martial Law
The legislation will allow the authorities to detain people who violate martial law across the country. The development comes after multiple news reports claimed that Vladimir Putin left Russia amid the fight between the Wagner Group and Russian Military.
Amid the ongoing "civil war" in Russia, Russian President Vladimir Putin is said to have signed a law allowing for the detention of 30 days of people who violate martial law. Reportedly, the legislation will allow the authorities to detain people who violate martial law across the country. The development comes after multiple news reports claimed that Vladimir Putin left Russia amid the fight between the Wagner Group and Russian Military. However, the Kremlin busted the rumours and said that Putin is still working in the capital. Russia Coup: President Vladimir Putin at Risk of Losing His Iron Grip on Power, Says Media Report.
Putin Signs Legislation To Arrest Those Violating Martial Law
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