New Delhi: Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced the martial law in the four unilaterally annexed regions. The four regions that were ‘liberated’ as per Moscow are Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson & Zaporozhye.

In four Ukrainian districts that Moscow last month claimed as its own, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the imposition of martial law on Wednesday.

“We are working on solving very complex, large-scale tasks to ensure a reliable future for Russia, the future of our people,” he said.

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Putin also ordered the government to establish a special coordinating council under Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin to work with Russia’s regions to strengthen Moscow’s military effort in Ukraine in televised remarks to members of his Security Council.

❗️No plans to close Russia’s borders due to martial law in four new regions — Kremlin pic.twitter.com/JCePPEavu7

— RT (@RT_com) October 19, 2022

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Moscow’s action would stable economy, industry, & production

These actions marked the latest escalation in the war, which has been going on for almost eight months, by Putin in response to a series of significant losses suffered by Ukrainian forces since the beginning of September.

They arrived on the same day as inhabitants in Kherson, one of the four seized regions, were instructed to leave certain locations as soon as possible since an impending Ukrainian attack was expected.

In order to support what Russia refers to as its special military operation, Putin said the actions he was directing would strengthen the stability of the economy, industry, and production.

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