Guennadi Trujánov
Guennadi Trujánov is the mayor of Odesa, Ukraine, who has served for over a decade amidst accusations of having ties to Russia. Elected three times, he has faced scrutiny from the Ukrainian government, particularly regarding allegations of holding Russian citizenship, which he denies. His political career began during a tumultuous period in 2014, following pro-Russian uprisings in the region. Known for his ability to connect with the predominantly Russian-speaking electorate, Trujánov has been a controversial figure, balancing local identity with national sovereignty. Recently, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree to strip him of Ukrainian citizenship amid ongoing security concerns, a move that has drawn criticism from various political factions.
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Guennadi Trujánov has been the mayor of Odesa for 11 years and has faced accusations of being pro-Moscow.
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