New talks aimed at Putin’s two daughters and Russia’s largest bank / NATO foreign ministers

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said that Moscow will try to occupy “the whole” region of the Donbas in the east, with the aim of creating a land corridor from Russia to annexed Crimea.

But he continues to insist that no NATO troops or aircraft will be sent to fight in Ukraine.

The US and EU will impose additional sanctions on Russia today amid allegations of war crimes in the Ukrainian city of Bucha. Images of mass graves and bodies of executed civilians on the outskirts of Kiev have shocked the world.

Washington says it will halt new investment in Russia and impose further sanctions on Russian financial institutions. According to information from the BBC, measures are being considered for Putin’s two daughters and Russia’s largest bank.

Putin has two daughters with Lyudmila Putin, Maria was born in 1985 and Katerina in 1986. While with his girlfriend, Alina Kabaeva has four children, two sons and a twin daughter, although they have never officially confirmed it.

Earlier this month PageSix reported that the Russian president is suspected of hiding his girlfriend, Olympic gold medalist and their children in the neutral European country.

The children are suspected of being born in Switzerland and all have Swiss passports, according to a source, who says Kabaeva, 38, is believed to have passports of various nationalities.

“The European Union has proposed sanctioning the two daughters of President Vladimir Putin, according to diplomats familiar with the plan, an action that would add the closest members of the Russian leader’s family to a growing list of individuals sanctioned in response. Putin does not speak publicly about his family. He has two daughters with his ex-wife, Lyudmila Putin. “It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.”according to the Wall Street Journal.