The midwife twice took delivery from Kabaeva.
In Switzerland, a midwife who delivered birth to Putin’s probable mistress Alina Kabaeva has died mysteriously. It happened four days before a journalistic investigation about the “secret” family of the dictator.
About it writes www.mirror.co.uk.
Soviet-born Swiss doctor Natalya Thibault-Kondratieva led the medical team during the birth of Vladimir Putin’s secret children with his 39-year-old gymnast mistress Alina Kabaeva.
Dr. Thiebaud, 63, died in Switzerland on February 24, four days before her role in the dictator’s life was made public this week in an investigative report by The Project. The report of her death noted that she was cremated the day after her death.
On Tuesday, the independent publication Proyekt identified her as the midwife who delivered Kabaeva during the birth of at least two of Putin’s children. In a photo taken on Red Square on May 9, 2019, Thibaut was photographed with two other Swiss doctors who flew in around this time to assist in a birth in Kabaeva. The other two women are neonatologist Petra Ekaterina Maria Donati-Genet and nurse Stella Giselou.
They all work at the St. Anna clinic in Lugano, where Kabaeva was reported to have previously given birth to another child in 2015. Although it was previously reported that Kabaeva was in the care of the staff of the St. Anna clinic, the name of the obstetrician was not called.
Thibaut has lived in Switzerland for a long time and posted a message on social media in 2020 that appears to hint at her acquaintance with Putin.
“He is the one and only dad for all Mother Russia!!!! Thank you for not forgetting me,” she wrote.
Thibault was also a friend of Lydia Slutskaya, the wife of Russian pro-Putin politician Leonid Slutsky.
Recall that Russian President Vladimir Putin, along with a gymnast and probable mother of his children, Alina Kabaeva, live in a residence in Valdai and spend money from the Cypriot offshore Ermira Consultants, which is a “common fund” for the head of the Kremlin and his entourage.
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