New information about Putin's children and family
On the occasion of Russian President Vladimir Putin's 73rd birthday, several media outlets published information and photographs about his possible children. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Yesterday, new information about the head of state was presented to the public through the book "The King Himself" by journalists Roman Badanin and Mikhail Rubin. According to the publication, Putin and former gymnast Alina Kabaeva have two sons named Ivan and Vladimir.
In official documents, they are registered under the surname Spiridonov, which is connected to the president's grandfather Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin. The children live away from the public eye and spend much of their time at the presidential residence in Valdai.
A separate palace, a recreational complex, and a park have been arranged for them, and each has a personal car with a driver as well as personnel from the presidential security service assigned to them. The authors also emphasize that Putin has other children who use different surnames.
Among them are daughters Tikhonova and Vorontsova from his first marriage, as well as an unmarried daughter known in the media by the name Rozova. According to information, she lived for a time in France under the name Elizaveta Rudnova and worked at a gallery in Paris.
Official sources have so far only acknowledged the existence of two daughters, and the Kremlin has not provided official confirmation or comments regarding the new claims. Therefore, this information is currently based on journalistic investigations and statements from sources and has not been independently fully verified.
The book and photographs released close to the president's birthday have sparked new discussions among the Russian public. This situation has brought back into focus the balance between privacy and public interest, as well as questions about the family life of the country's leader.
Until official statements are made, it is necessary to approach the information on this topic with caution.
