
Elizaveta Krivonogi, believed to be the daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has faced an unusual incident in Paris, where she lives. During an interaction with a Ukrainian journalist, the 22-year-old was bombarded with questions and pressured, trying to justify her father's positions on the Ukraine war.
The journalist began the conversation by saying: "Three weeks ago your father killed my brother. How do you live in Europe, in this damn continent, GayEurope, as you call it?" Elizaveta replied in a calm tone: " You don't have permission to attack me ," but the journalist continued to press.
When he asked her if she supported her father's actions, Elizaveta responded with a question: "What does this have to do with me?"
But the journalist, determined to provoke a reaction, told him: “ He’s your father. The least you can do is call him and tell him to stop bombing Kiev. You can come to Kiev and act as a human shield, better than the Patriots. You can go to Pokrofsk, for example .”
At this moment, Elizaveta reacted with the question: "How do you imagine I can go now?", while the journalist replied: "Of course you can. I don't see any obstacle, I will buy you a ticket with my own money. "
In the end, Elizaveta, who has lived a life of luxury, ended the conversation with a short answer: " Unfortunately, I can't help."
Elizaveta Krivonogi, born in 2003, is an artist and has also garnered media attention for her lavish lifestyle. She is known for her striking physical resemblance to Russian President Vladimir Putin, which has fueled speculation that she could be his daughter, although Putin has never publicly acknowledged the fact. A 2020 investigation by Russian media outlet Proekt revealed a possible connection between her and the president, with her birth certificate listing the name “Vladimirova,” which means “daughter of Vladimir.”
In 2021, opposition activist Alexei Navalny discovered Elizaveta's Instagram, where she displayed a rich and luxurious life, further increasing suspicions that she was connected to the Russian president's family.
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