The United States and Britain have announced sanctions against Putin’s two daughters, Maria Vorontsova and Katarina Mint, from his first marriage, including travel bans and property freezes. They work for the Russian government. But he will have other children … in Switzerland.
A thick veil surrounds his family relationships and his love affairs.
In 2002, the Russian media called Putin Using her influence, Oksana Fedorova won the title of Miss Universe. The rival then belonged to Donald Trump. The previous year, when she won the Miss Russia title, the media had already suggested that Putin had intervened to secure her victory.
In 2013, Putin announced that he was divorcing his wife, Lyudmila Skrepneva, 30 years after his marriage. He is said to have split up due to his mistress Alina KabeevaRhythm is one of the most decorated women in gymnastics history: two Olympic medals and 14 medals at the World Championships.
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Alina Kabeeva in 2000
After Lyotmila and Oksana, Alina
When she was a deputy from her party in the State Duma in 2008, rumors began to link her with Putin, who is 30 years older than him. He received a salary of $ 10.5 million a year. His mother received a luxury apartment from the Russian state-owned company Gosprom. Jailed opposition leader Alexis Navalny has said Putin secretly married a former Olympic gymnast.
Unlike other members of Putin’s inner circle, Alina Kabiva is not allowed. He is believed to have lived in Switzerland with Putin’s four children since 2019, when he was last seen in Russia. The couple is said to have twin childrenHe is believed to have been born near Lugano in February 2015, and has two sons born in Switzerland.
The Swiss Federal Council has frozen the assets of a list of individuals in Putin’s entourage. But Alina Kabeva and Putin are not the children of four children, they all have Swiss passports.
Swiss investigation into Putin
Change.org, a petition publishing site with more than 300 million users, has put together an online petition demanding the expulsion of Alina Kabeva from Switzerland. With 73,356 signatures, it is approaching 75,000. This will make it one of the most signed on Change.org!
The petition, published online by Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians, calls on Swiss authorities to investigate whether he obtained Swiss citizenship and why he was not subject to sanctions.
Switzerland should also be interested in the origin of the funds used to purchase his luxurious residence in this country. The authors of the petition conclude their speech with an admonition to Switzerland: “Reunite Eva Brown with her Fூரhrer!”
