Putin hides his real mother from Georgia

The author of the publication about the alleged real mother of the
President of Russia is the press secretary of the murdered Chechen
leader Dzhokhar Dudayev - Ibragimov. The American-Russian
historian Yuri Felshtinsky spoke about this in an interview
(https://bit.ly/3vEQHva).
A 2000 publication states that Vera Putina was found in Georgia,
who claimed to have given birth to the future Russian leader from
the unemployed Platon Privalov from the city of Achora, Perm
Region. This man is was a drunkard (https://bit.ly/3oUpjp7).
According to Vera, she and her little son ended up in the Georgian
village of Metekhi, where she married a Georgian Osepashvili and
gave birth to more children. The woman said that her son Vladimir
was sent to the Urals to her parents. There, the guy was sent to
a boarding school, and was soon adopted.
Ibragimov wrote in his publication that Putin does not want to
recognize his own mother, despite numerous evidence of his origin.
After the publication, the investigation was overgrown with scandals.
Felshtinsky said that the catastrophe was connected with this, in
which journalist Artem Borovik died on March 9, 2000. He was
allegedly killed due to the fact that the journalist had the materials
of Ibragimov's investigation.
The historian also said that Borovik flew to a meeting with Ibragimov
in Georgia to get a tape, which contained an interview with Vera
Putina. In the end, the material was published by Borovik's
colleagues after his death and after the presidential elections in
the Russian Federation. Felshtinsky also drew attention to some
nuances with Vera Putina.
"The interview was poorly recorded from the point of view of
a journalist - Ibragimov did not ask the necessary questions, did
not ask to see a passport, Putin's childhood photographs, obvious
things. However, in 2000 he wrote a book about the biography of
the Russian president. There was a printout of an interview with
Putin," he said. historian.
At the same time, he expressed his conviction that the woman from
Georgia is the real mother of the Russian dictator. Felshtinsky added
that journalists from France and Germany visited the village of Vera
Putina, but after that no publications appeared due to the fact that
it was extremely difficult to prove a family relationship.
According to the historian, if Ibragimov's investigation is true,
then Putin is two years older than his official biography states.