For several months now, the conflict raging in Ukraine has sadly been the A international media. Despite the sanctions imposed on Russia, Vladimir Putin refuses to back down.
“NATO should consider all options that could deprive it of its power. Including assassinating it (Vladimir Putin editor’s note), although it is not a solution that seems viable or even enviable”, analyzed Richard Kemp an ex-Colonel of the British Army for the DailyMail. “It would be better to see him deposed and dragged before international justice for war crimes”.
In the midst of the turmoil, the head of the Kremlin would have taken out heavy artillery to protect his family. To date, many tabloids claim that his companion Alina Kabaeva and their offspring would have found refuge in Switzerland. This Monday, April 25, 2022, our colleagues claimed that the young woman would be constantly spied on by the United States Department of the Treasury (United States Department of The Treasury, editor’s note).
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Last February, the organization would have liked the “sanction” according to a report released by the Wall Street Journal. Her status as chairwoman of the NMG was clearly threatened. “The United States deliberately avoided sanctioning Vladimir Putin’s alleged mistress fearing it would further inflame tensions with Russia,” explained the DailyMail. “Officials in Washington thought sanctioning Kabaeva would be such a ‘personal’ attack on Putin that tensions between Russia and the West could escalate further.”
At this time, the businesswoman would be “a target of choice” for opponents of Vladimir Putin. But after several weeks of discretion, the main interested party decided to make a remarkable appearance at the VTB Arena in Moscow last week. In front of journalists, Alina Kabaeva would also have delivered on the fate of Russian sportsmen boycotted around the world. “There has never been such a shameful page in the history of world sport. They did not worry and did not remove from competition any country that participated in the destruction of hundreds of thousands of civilians in Yugoslavia , Iraq, Libya and Syria”, she would have pointed out, bitterly. To be continued…
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