He wrote a book about Putin's secret affairs: He was forced to flee the country

Russian journalist Roman Badanin has made headlines with his book containing striking allegations about Vladimir Putin's private life. Badanin was forced to flee Russia due to the book, in which he provides details about Putin's mistresses and illegitimate children. The journalist is living in exile for violating the rule of not touching Putin's family.

Badanin woke up on the morning of June 29 to a raid on his home by the Russian security service, the FSB. After his house and car were searched, he was interrogated at the police station. The reason for this raid was an interview he conducted with a woman who is alleged to have a child out of wedlock with Putin.

PUTIN'S SECRET AFFAIRS

Badanin's book contains many details about Putin's private life. The book alleges that Putin had affairs with many women while married to his wife, Lyudmila. His relationship with Svetlana Krivonogikh is particularly noteworthy. After meeting Putin, Krivonogikh began living a luxurious life, and the couple had a daughter.

Another of Putin's relationships was with rhythmic gymnast Alina Kabaeva. Following her relationship with Putin, Kabaeva had two children and became the head of a major media organization. However, this relationship led to the end of Putin's marriage to his wife, Lyudmila.

NEW ALLEGATIONS

Another allegation regarding Putin's private life concerns 17-year-old model Alisa Kharcheva. After appearing in a calendar prepared for Putin's birthday, Kharcheva grew closer to the Kremlin and began living a luxurious life in Moscow.

Badanin's book has caused a great stir in Russia by bringing up many taboo subjects regarding Putin's private life. The journalist is currently living in exile in California with his family.

News Source: 12punto