Activists are trying to reunite Kabaeva with the Fuhrer.
Former Russian gymnast and State Duma deputy Alina Kabaeva, who, according to media reports, is the mistress of the president of the aggressor country Vladimir Putin, left for Switzerland, where she can hide with their secret children for luxury villa. Activists have created a petition and are collecting signatures demanding that Putin's girlfriend be expelled from Switzerland.
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What the activists demand
The petition was started by citizens of Russia, Belarus and Ukraine amid reports that the 38-year-old Kabaeva, who is believed to be Putin's mistress and mother of secret children whom he never officially recognized, allegedly left for Switzerland in early March. to “sit out” Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine there.
“It's time to reunite Eva Braun with her Fuhrer. Despite the current war, Switzerland continues to host an accomplice of the Putin regime,” the petition reads.
< p>The activists urge the Swiss authorities to “very carefully investigate the legal basis on which Alina Kabaeva is in your country, and check the purity of the funds used to purchase real estate in Switzerland, which this person uses.”
The authors of the petition noted that Switzerland for the first time in modern history violated its neutrality and joined the sanctions against Putin. However, the signatories ask why the Swiss authorities continue to receive Kabaeva and her family at a time when Putin is “destroying the lives of millions”.
The petition, posted in German, French and English, has already garnered almost 55,000 signatures .
“We, the citizens of Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, which is now experiencing great suffering, unite to appeal to the Swiss authorities. As soon as the public learned that the Russian political and media activist, former rhythmic gymnast Alina Kabaeva is hiding from consequences of the sanctions, to your country. She is the favorite of the dictator and war criminal who has treacherously attacked Ukraine in recent weeks,” the document reads.
