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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – originally forecast to be over in less than a week – limps into its third week, furious Kremlin boss Vladimir Putin is looking for someone to blame.Reports are emerging that General Roman Gavrilov, the deputy chief of Russia's Rosgvardia unit which was the spearhead of the first push into Ukrainian territory, has been arrested by the feared Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation – The FSB.The reason for Gavrilov’s arrest is not immediately clear. One source quoted by Bellincat’s Christo Grozev say the charge was "wasteful squandering of fuel” while a more serious charge of "leaks of military information that led to loss of life” has also been rumoured.

Vladimir Putin administration amid their invasion of Ukraine. From generals killed in battle to the slow advances of Russian military forces, speculation over just how well the war is going for Putin's forces is debatable.Reports suggest that the Russian President is furious at the series of Russian failures, while The Kremlin has denied reports that they asked China for weapons to help in the war.Invading forces have barely moved after a series of intense airstrikes on Ukrainian cities and a "hit squad" sent to kill Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have failed in their mission.

Vladimir Putin could be suffering from "roid rage", intelligence sources claim. The Russian president’s decision to launch a brutal invasion of Ukraine may have been influenced by the effects of undergoing steroid treatment for cancer.