Vladimir Putin has faced criticism from pro-Kremlin supporters as his military has been forced to a retreat by Ukraine.
"The Russians are nowhere to be seen. How far into the country have they retreated?" the caption says.
, the country's second largest city. In recent days, Ukrainian forces have seized control of key cities such as Izyum and Kupyansk, forcing Russian soldiers to retreat, as experts see Ukraine building momentum.from pro-Kremlin bloggers for the poor performance of his military. Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine on February 24, banking on his vast military to propel Russia to a quick victory. However, Ukraine met his troops with a stronger-than-expected defense effort, bolstered by aid from allies including the United States.
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