The US has imposed sanctions against Putin's mistress

In addition to Alina Kabaeva, Russian billionaires and collaborators from Kherson and Mariupol were included in the sanctions list. The US Treasury has updated the list of persons for whom the US government has imposed sanctions. The list was added by 13 names of Russians who are among the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, and collaborators from Kherson and Mariupol. Alina Kabayeva, which is considered to be Putin's mistress, also included the list.

The Ministry of Finance reported that the list of sanctions included: Recall that in May sanctions against Alina Kabaeva introduced the Government of Canada. The former gymnast, which, according to the media, two children from Putin had previously lived in Switzerland, but thousands of people demanded to remove Kabayev from the country. Russian oppositionists claim that Putin's mistress is now forced to live in Moscow, practically without appearing in public.