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Putin's reputed girlfriend Alina Kabaeva included in proposed EU sanctions list, sources say

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By Luke McGee, CNN Alina Kabaeva, a woman who has previously been romantically linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is included in the sixth proposed package of European Union sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, according to two European diplomatic sources.

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    Putin's reputed girlfriend Alina Kabaeva included in proposed EU sanctions list, sources say (opens KRDO)

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    By Luke McGee, CNN Alina Kabaeva, a woman who has previously been romantically linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is included in the sixth proposed package of European Union sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, according to two European diplomatic sources.

  2. Forbes

    Here Are All The Sanctions Targeting Putin After EU Reportedly Plans Sanctions Against His Rumored Girlfriend (opens Forbes)

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    Alina Kabaeva, a Russian former gymnast who has long been romantically linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin, would join Putin himself and two of his daughters in facing asset freezes and travel bans from many Western countries.

  3. Washington Times

    EU proposes sanctions against Putin’s alleged mistress Alina Kabaeva (opens Washington Times)

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    The European Union is eyeing sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin’s alleged mistress Alina Kabaeva, according to government documents.

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