Putin sacks chief of staff

Russian President Vladimir Putin tonight signed an order relieving chief of staff Alexander Voloshin of duty, a Kremlin spokesman said.

Putin sacks chief of staff
Thu, 30 Oct, 2003 - 20:09

Russian President Vladimir Putin tonight signed an order relieving chief of staff Alexander Voloshin of duty, a Kremlin spokesman said.

Rumours that Voloshin had quit rattled Russian political and business circles for several days.

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