Ukraine welcomed Putin's lead negotiator's sister in secret disguise during February, according to the media reports.
Hangin' with the Dmitriyevs: The Mysterious Trip of Putin's Sister-in-Law
It's no secret that the political world can be a maze of intrigue, and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is no exception. In the heart of this tangled web, one name seems to be popping up: Natalia Dmitriyeva, sister of Kirill Dmitriyev, Kremlin's chief negotiator.
In a shocking revelation, American journalist Katie Livingston reported that Natalia made a visit to Ukraine in February 2025, using an American passport. Her voyage was confirmed by multiple sources, a claim that sent ripples through the geopolitical stage.
Border records show Natalia's entry into Ukraine on February 8 and her exit on February 12, a few days before the anticipated talks between Russia and the U.S. in Saudi Arabia, aiming to address the ongoing situation in Ukraine.
The reasons behind Natalia's journey, or what she was up to during her stay, remain unknown, according to Livingston. However, she did mention that in the past, both Natalia and her mother, Tamara Shevchenko, held Ukrainian passports but had been using U.S. passports for a few years, entering Ukraine without much fuss.
As for how Natalia and Tamara obtained their American passports and their current residency status in the U.S., those details continue to elude the public eye. A curious aspect of this story is that it seems the Dmitriyev family might have more assets in Europe and Ukraine than we thought.
It's a twisty story, with more questions than answers, and Livingston ain't the only one digging for the truth. If you're as curious as we are, you might want to take a peek at "Officer Dmitriyev: How a Kyiv financier became the key negotiator between Putin and Trump."
Just remember, the world of politics is a tangled web, and sometimes, it's hard to find the thread you're looking for. But rest assured, we'll keep you posted on any developments. Stay tuned, folks!
- The shocking revelation by American journalist Katie Livingston in February 2025 confirmed that Natalia Dmitriyeva, Putin's sister-in-law, had visited Ukraine using an American passport.
- During her trip, border records show that Natalia entered Ukraine on February 8 and exited on February 12, before the anticipated talks between Russia and the U.S. in Saudi Arabia.
- The reasons for Natalia's journey and her activities during her stay in Ukraine remain unknown, but it is worth noting that both Natalia and her mother, Tamara Shevchenko, had previously held Ukrainian passports but have been using U.S. passports for a few years.
- The mystery surrounding the means by which the Dmitriyev family obtained their American passports and their current residency status in the U.S. remains unresolved, and it has raised questions about potential assets the family may have in Europe and Ukraine.
