In one day, five Russian governors said they would put their powers or would not be advanced for the next term
At once, five governors in Russia were resigned for a day or stated that they would not be advanced for the next term. On May 10, the head of the Ryazan region, Nikolai Lyubimov, said that he would not nominate the governor’s elections for the next term. Prior to this, the governors of the Tomsk and Kirov regions, Sergey Zhvachkin and Igor Vasiliev, retired . After that, the head of the Saratov region Valery Radaev was resigned. He headed the region for 10 years.