Putin 'Force Russian Defence Minister's Daughter to THIS'
Putin 'Force Russian Defence Minister's Daughter to THIS'
Russian President Vladimir Putin is said to have played a significant role in pressurizing the daughter of Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu in divorcing her husband, and the reason has now been revealed.
According to the reports on Monday, August 7, 2023, Ksenia was forced to divorce her husband, Alexey Stolyarov, after he made anti-war statements on social media. The pair publicly announced their divorce during a television interview.
Shoigu, 32, and influencer Stolyarov, 33 - one of Russia's most famous fitness instructors, had been married since 2021. They have a daughter together.
In March 2022, he posted a video on Instagram in which he criticized the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The video was quickly deleted, but it was widely shared on social media.
During that interview confirming their split, Ksenia said: "We have not been a couple for quite a long time," she said, according to Daily Mail.co.uk.
"But at the same time we are partners and very close friends. We are going to see her right now," Ksenia announced.
Stolyarov on the other hand said: "We did not make this decision right now, it was already taken a few months ago… For us, the most important thing was that Milana did not feel that we were no longer together."
However, the reports have been widely circulated in the Russian media, and they have been picked up by international news outlets.
If the reports are true, they would be a sign of the growing pressure on Russians who oppose the war in Ukraine.
The Russian government has cracked down on dissent in recent months, and there have been reports of people being arrested for expressing anti-war views.
The reports about Stolyarov's divorce suggest that the Russian government is willing to use its power to silence those who speak out against the war.
It is important to note that these are just reports, and there is no concrete evidence to support them. However, the reports are credible, and they come from sources that have been reliable in the past.
If the reports are true, they would be a disturbing development. They would suggest that the Russian government is willing to use its power to silence those who speak out against the war, even if those people are related to high-ranking officials.
It is also important to note that the reports about Stolyarov's divorce are just one example of the growing pressure on Russians who oppose the war. There have been many other reports of people being arrested or harassed for expressing anti-war views.
The Russian government's crackdown on dissent is a worrying development. It suggests that the government is becoming increasingly authoritarian, and that it is willing to silence those who speak out against its policies.
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