US Biden considers to include Putin’s alleged girlfriend name in sanction list if Moscow invades Ukraine, Australian media
CANBERRA (TSAT) - The Australian media on Wednesday claimed that the US President Joe Biden is considering several sanctions against Russia if Moscow invaded Ukraine.
Biden also consider to sanction on Putin’s family, officials and his alleged lover and girlfriend Alina Kabaeva, who won Olympic gold in 2004 in rhythmic gymnastics, ABC News reported.
Several western media including the New York Post earlier reported that the Russian President Putin have love affairs with Uzbekistan-born Kabaeva since last many years.
However, Putin never spoke about his love with now 38 years old beautiful former sport star, Russian model and politician.
in 2008, a Russian tabloid broke the news that Putin has love affairs with a girl, however after the report the paper was shut downed, according to New York Post.
Kabaeva also served as member of parliament in Russian Duma under the Putin led party for eight years.
According to the Post, Kabaeva also have four children now from Russian President.
However, the Russian presidency always denied the western media reports.
As tension growing between the Russia and US including Washington’s western NATO allies over Ukraine and they accusing Russia for preparing to invade Ukraine.
However, Moscow denied the reports and said they have no plan to attack on Ukraine.
According to ABC News, President Biden consider to impose strict financial sanctions including halt Moscow access to dollars, block its international access to banking system and sanctions on companies working in Russia's new Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline to Germany.
However this move would affect US ally Germany and earlier the German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock said that toughest sanctions won’t the most intelligent sword.
On Tuesday, US also warned Belarus to not support Russia if they invade Ukraine, however currently Belarus stand with Moscow as the country also have tense diplomatic relations with US and European countries.
