Putin's underage mistress: Her family is still being paid to keep quiet

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Accordong to the report, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin dated an underage mistress. Her father still receives payments from the Kremlin, according to the book "The Tsar Himself" by Roman Badanin and Mikhail Rubin.According to the authors, between 2010 and 2011, Putin, then Russia's prime minister, regularly dated Alisa Kharcheva, a journalism major at Moscow State University. Kharcheva was only 17 years old at the beginning of the relationship.The encounter was arranged by people associated with the Nashi movement, who used the relationship to potentially influence Putin. An erotic calendar featuring photos of female students and applicants from Moscow State University, including Pishchevaya, was given to Putin for his birthday in October 2010. Later, the girl received calls from the government requesting meetings with Putin. The organizers tried to prepare Kharcheva for each meeting and conveyed to her requests for Putin, but, according to the book's interlocutors, the prime minister did not accept their advice.The affair lasted about a year. After it ended, Nashi lost influence in the Kremlin, and Alisa received gifts from Putin: in 2015, an elite apartment in central Moscow and the opportunity to study at MGIMO.

The report also stated that since 2020, the girl's father, Vsevolod Kharchev, has been earning a salary of approximately 100,000 rubles per month at the pro-Kremlin organization Dialog, which is run by the calendar's creator, Vladimir Tabak.Kharcheva now uses her husband's last name, Akhilgova, owns a tanning salon in Moscow, and continues to maintain contact with her "matchmakers." According to leaked reports, in 2021, she flew to Turkey on a business jet with Russian media manager Kristina Potupchik. The Russian dictator carefully guards his personal life, but information about his illegitimate children and mistresses appears in the media. His current mistress is said to be gymnast Alina Kabaeva.Alina Kabaeva previously caused laughter online with her appearance . She traveled to Minsk, where she praised Irina Leparskaya, head coach of the Belarusian rhythmic gymnastics team. Some then called her a "Putin clone" in heels due to the injections that, according to surgeon Dmitry Slosser, Kabaeva had resorted to .