#BREAKING | Dmitry Kozak has resigned from his position as Kremlin deputy chief of staff. This announcement comes amid reports that he had fallen out of favor with President Vladimir Putin after expressing objections to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Kozak, who was once regarded as a powerful figure within the Kremlin, has reportedly maintained a low profile in recent weeks. He has also ceded key responsibilities to Sergei Kiriyenko, the influential first deputy chief of staff.
This development follows a period of speculation regarding Kozak"s standing within the Russian government. His resignation marks a significant shift in the Kremlin"s inner circle.
For further context on political dynamics, see recent developments in related coverage.
