Mihhail Stalnuhhin, the chairman of the Narva city council, has canceled the scheduled meeting of the council where the opposition planned to express a vote of no confidence against him and Mayor Katri Raig. The meeting has been rescheduled for April 23. This postponement is seen as a significant move since the opposition had been gathering enough support to potentially change the city's leadership, with Ivan Egorov announcing a shift to a new coalition called Plan B – Narva City Pulse, which indicates possible substantial changes in the political landscape of Narva.

Egorov, a former member of the Fraktsioon Respekt which was allied with Mayor Raig, left the faction on March 17, signaling a crucial realignment of forces in the council. The new coalition, Plan B, now has five seats in the council, while the Center Party holds eleven, bringing a total of sixteen seats together. This means that they could potentially form a new governing coalition, leaving the opposition in a minority status, similar to their previous position. This realignment underscores the competitive nature of Narva's political environment and the ongoing struggle for power within the local government.

The opposition had planned to finalize the power shift at the upcoming council meeting on March 26; however, with the meeting's cancellation, it remains uncertain how the situation will evolve. The political dynamics in Narva continue to fluctuate, and this incident reflects the challenges faced by opposition groups in local governance. The rescheduled meeting on April 23 will be closely watched to see if the coalition can indeed take control, reshaping the political scene in the city.