Putin is grooming his secret 9-year-old son to become his successor, while his daughters are prepared to act as regents, claims former Russian MP
VLADIMIR Putin could be grooming his alleged secret nine-year-old son for power as he plots a dynastic succession, according to a new claim.
Rumor has it that the 71-year-old tyrant also wants to take his two eldest daughters soon come to power to act as potential “regents”. if his health fails.
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According to a bizarre new theory Putin It is said that he wants to continue ruling Russia until his secret and hidden son, Ivan, turns 18 and hands him the reins of the Kremlin as the country’s new Tsar.
This would entail an amendment to the Russian Constitution – which Putin has previously been able to edit without difficulty – requiring a president to be over 35.
The strange accusation comes from Russian lawyer, ex-MP and political pundit Mark Feigin, 52, who once represented the iconic anti-Putin punk band Pussy riot.
In conversation with Ukrainian TV presenter Dmitry Gordon, who was interrogated last week Boris Johnson in Kiev, claimed Putin has two young sons with his longtime gymnast mistress Alina Kabaeva40.
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The paranoid and elderly private ruler only publicly claims that his two high-flyers are with his first wife, but rumor has it that he has. at least six children.
The the older alleged secret son of despotIvan, is supposed to be nine and already ready for the presidency.
It has long been rumored that he was born in an exclusive private clinic in Switzerland.
The other – Vladimir junior – was reportedly born four years later in Moscow in 2019, with the same Swiss-based, Soviet-born doctor Dr. Natalia Thiebaud Kondratieva, 63, who was responsible for the delivery.
The doctor passed away suddenly a year agofour days before her role in the alleged births of Kabaeva’s sons was made public.
Putin, who will almost certainly secure a third term this month in a mock election – is plotting “a dynastic transfer of power within a totalitarian system,” Feigin argued.
“This is important to him,” he said. “In the next twelve years, he must create conditions in the system under which no one except his heirs can be the head of the state.”
Feigin argued: “There are sons in this marriage [with Kabaeva]that is absolutely true.
“This has been established and confirmed by many… She certainly has two sons… these are Ivan and Vladimir.”
He continued with his theory: “I assume he wants to wait until the age of majority at 18 for one of the sons…”.
Feigin explained that Putin could implement a constitutional change overnight that would allow for an early royal succession by a son, rather than waiting until age 35.
“For Putin, this option is of course the best,” he said.
“It’s the golden option. To give it to his son, who will sit on the throne, even if it is a group of regents made up of his daughters, or others… somehow they will formalize it.”
Putin’s ‘plans for his daughters’
Feigin suggested that Russia is too “sexist” for Putin to hand over to his two eldest daughters, Maria Voronteva, 38, and Katerin Tikhonova, 37.
The same would apply to his alleged secret DJ daughter Luiza Rozova – a child with whom he is chatted share with the cleaner, multi-millionaire bank owner Svetlana Krivonogikh, 48.
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Luiza, who turns 21 this week, is believed to be studying in a Western capital as Russia’s war in Ukraine rages on.
But Feigin said his two public daughters will “certainly” be brought into power because “he needs them.”
He predicts that his daughter Maria – who has suddenly been thrust into the spotlight in recent months – will become Health Minister after the elections.
Her younger sister Katerina could become education minister, Feigin predicted.
“Russia is a sexist country, and the issue of women in politics and power is not easy,” Feigin said on Gordon’s widely watched YouTube show.
“Putin will most likely choose the path of maximum retention of power.… He [also] has a daughter from him [ex-]mistress [Svetlana] Krivonogykh.”
Putin’s two eldest daughters were with his ex-wife Lyudmila Putina, the former first lady of Russia.
Maria Vorontsova is a geneticist and expert on dwarfism and a leading researcher at the National Medical Research Center for Endocrinology of the Ministry of Health of Russia.
Her sister Katerina Tikhonova, 37, a former rock ‘n’ roll dancer turned mathematician, is director general of Russia’s National Intellectual Development Foundation.
Feigin admitted that things could go wrong with his vision of Putin’s envisioned succession for Russia, which would depend on whether his Secret Service allies remain loyal as he ages.
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