Luiza Rozova, the alleged daughter of Russian president Vladimir Putin, apologized for the actions of the Russian head of state after being approached on the streets of Paris by a Ukrainian journalist.
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Sviatnenko told her that “three weeks ago, your father killed my brother,” and then questioned the fact that Luiza lives in Europe, even though Putin called the continent “hateful.”
“Say something! Do you support his policies?” the journalist continued pressing, while the 22-year-old said she had not authorized the filming.
“Well, you know, Kyiv is currently without power, and there is an air raid alert right now. We also did not give permission for this. What do you think of your father’s policies? Do you support him? Do you support him?” he insisted.
“What do I have to do with this?” she replied. Sviatnenko asked her to call Putin to “stop bombing Kyiv,” to which she responded: “Well, sure.”
When asked if there was any conversation about this within the family, she replied: “I’m really sorry, but I cannot answer your question.”
Elizaveta Krivonogikh is said to have been born from an extramarital relationship between Putin and former Russian housekeeper Svetlana Krivonogikh.
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“Your father killed my brother.”
A Ukrainian journalist encountered Putin’s illegitimate daughter, Yelizaveta Krivonogikh, in Paris.
She declined to comment. pic.twitter.com/J9dqGifwrk
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